Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for ‘spark’ is स्फुलिङ्ग. This noun refers to a burst of electrical discharge.

The Sanskrit word for monsoon is वर्षाऋतु. This term refers to the tropical rainy season.

The English word “peahen” is मयूरी in Sanskrit. मयूरी is the noun used to refer to the female of a peacock.

To tap something in Sanskrit is मृदु ताडयति (mṛdu tāḍayati), “strikes lightly”.

The word for pig in Sanskrit is सूकर (sūkara).

The English phrase “god bless you” is expressed in Sanskrit as ईश्वरः त्वां रक्षतु. This phrase is used as an interjection when someone has sneezed.

शिक्षकदिवसस्य शुभकामनाः is the Sanskrit way to say happy teachers day.

The Sanskrit word for ‘mug’ is चषकः. चषकः refers to a large cup.

In Sanskrit, the word for balloon is वातगोलकम्. The word refers to a balloon, specifically as a child’s toy.

The English word “preservation” is translated into Sanskrit as संरक्षणम्. The term refers to the act of preserving.