Sanskrit

To say my name is in Sanskrit, use मम नाम … (mama nāma …) followed by your name. मम नाम … is the standard way to introduce yourself.

The Sanskrit word for “elephants” is गजाः. The term refers to large mammals characterized by their trunks and tusks.

The English word “auspicious” is translated into Sanskrit as शुभ.

The Sanskrit word for “bridge” is सेतु. सेतु refers to a construction or a natural feature that spans a divide.

The English phrase “I am sorry” is translated into Sanskrit as क्षम्यताम्. क्षम्यताम् is used to apologize for a mistake or to ask for forgiveness.

The Sanskrit word for “globe” is भूगोल. भूगोल refers to a model of the Earth. In formal contexts, the term Bhugolam can be used to mean “earth’s orb”.

इडली is the Sanskrit word for idli.

The Sanskrit word for ‘beach’ is तीर, which specifically refers to a sandy shore.

The English phrase armour is translated into Sanskrit as कवचम्. The term refers to a protective covering, such as armor or a shield, worn for defense.

The Sanskrit word for “cot” is खट्वा. The term खट्वा refers specifically to a bed designed for children.