Sanskrit

To sleep in Sanskrit is to say स्वपिति. These verbs are used to describe the act of resting in a state of reduced consciousness.

In Sanskrit, “happy Janmashtami” is श्रीकृष्णजन्माष्टम्याः शुभाशयाः (śrīkṛṣṇajanmāṣṭamyāḥ śubhāśayāḥ), literally “good wishes for Shri Krishna’s Janmashtami”.

The Sanskrit word for horse is अश्व. All provided forms of the word refer to members of the species Equus ferus.

The Sanskrit word for “but” is किन्तु (kintu). किन्तु joins two clauses that contrast with each other. परन्तु (parantu) is used the same way.

The Sanskrit word for “English” is आङ्ग्लम् (āṅglam). This term is used as a name to refer specifically to the English language.

The English word ‘animals’ is translated into Sanskrit as पशवः.

The Sanskrit word for garlic is लशुन, which is a neuter noun. लशुन refers to the garlic plant.

The Sanskrit word for melon is कलिंगम्. The term refers to the fruit known as a melon.

The Sanskrit word for victory is विजय. Both provided forms refer to the state of having won a battle, competition or successful effort.

The Sanskrit word for ‘dad’ is तात. तात is a masculine noun used to refer to a father in an informal manner.