Sanskrit

The English word “now” is translated into Sanskrit as अधुना. All the forms provided are used to describe the present time as an adverb.

The Sanskrit word for “toy” is क्रीडनकम्. क्रीडनकम् refers to something intended for play, such as a toy.

The Sanskrit word for jamun is जम्बू. The term refers to the edible purple fruit of the Java plum tree.

The Sanskrit word for “empty” is शून्य. शून्य is an adjective meaning devoid of content.

The English word ‘mushroom’ is translated into Sanskrit as छत्रक. The word refers to the fruiting body of a fungus.

The Sanskrit word for “outside” is बहिः. The term is used as an adverb to describe the location of something being outdoors.

The Sanskrit phrase for “same to you” is भवते अपि. This phrase is used to express the sentiment “I wish to you what you have just wished to me.”

The English word tongue is translated into Sanskrit as जिह्वा. The term refers to the anatomical organ of the mouth.

The usual Sanskrit word for “onion” is पलाण्डु (palāṇḍu). Wiktionary also lists उष्ण, दीपन and सुकन्द.

Generosity in Sanskrit is दान (dā́na). दान refers to the trait of being willing to donate. It can mean a charity, an alms or a gift.