Sanskrit

The English word laboratory is translated into Sanskrit as प्रयोगशाला.

The Sanskrit word for crown is मुकुट (mukuṭa). मुकुट refers to a royal headdress or a crown worn by royalty.

The phrase “have a nice day” is translated into Sanskrit as शुभदिनम्. शुभदिनम् is used as a way to say goodbye, wishing someone a good day.

The Sanskrit verb for “roam” is भ्रमति. The term is used to describe the action of wandering freely.

The English phrase ‘bond’ can be translated into Sanskrit as बन्ध. बन्ध refers to an emotional link, connection or union.

The Sanskrit word महान् (mahan).

The Sanskrit word for plough is हल (hala). The term refers to a device pulled through the ground.

In Sanskrit, the English phrase ‘vow’ is translated as व्रत. A vow is a solemn promise to perform some act, or behave in a specified manner.

The English word “chimpanzee” is translated into Sanskrit as वनमानुषः. वनमानुषः is used to refer to any hominid belonging to the genus Pan.

Tree pose in Sanskrit is वृक्षासन (vrikshasana). वृक्षासन refers to a specific yoga posture where a person balances on one leg to resemble a tree.