Sanskrit

The English phrase ‘in’ is translated to Sanskrit as अन्तः. अन्तः is used to mean ‘contained by’.

The Sanskrit word for ‘surprise’ is आश्चर्यम् (aashcharyam). आश्चर्यम् is a noun used to describe the feeling that something unexpected has happened.

The Sanskrit word for giraffe is चित्रोष्ट्र (citroṣṭra). The word चित्रोष्ट्र is used to refer to the giraffe, a type of spotted mammal.

The Sanskrit word for “unlimited” is असीमित. The term is used to describe things that are limitless, without bounds or unrestricted.

The English word ‘dedication’ is translated into Sanskrit as समर्पण. समर्पण refers to the act of dedicating or the state of being dedicated.

The English phrase ‘saree’ is translated into Sanskrit as शाटिका.

The Sanskrit word for grocery is आपणम् (āpaṇam). आपणम् refers to a store or shop where food and other small household items are sold.

The English word “invincible” is translated into Sanskrit as अजेय, meaning impossible to defeat, destroy or kill.

To wish someone “all the best” in Sanskrit, say शुभमस्तु (śubham astu), “may it be auspicious”.

To ask what in Sanskrit, use किम् (kim). किम् (kim) is the interrogative pronoun what.