Sanskrit

In Sanskrit, ‘iron’ (the verb meaning to pass an iron over clothing) is expressed as अयस्.

The Sanskrit word for priest is पुरोहित.

The English phrase “bathing” is translated into Sanskrit as स्नानम्. The word स्नानम् refers to the act of bathing.

The Sanskrit word for liberation is मोक्ष (mokṣa), a masculine noun.

The Sanskrit word for animal is पशु. The word पशु refers to an organism other than a human.

The Sanskrit word for refrigerator is शीतकम्. This term refers to the appliance used for keeping items cold.

The Sanskrit word for wife is भार्या. All provided forms refer to a female partner in a marriage.

The English word “bull” is translated into Sanskrit as ऋषभ or उक्षन्. Both terms refer to an uncastrated adult male bovine.

The usual Sanskrit word for “red” is लोहित. While रुधिर can refer to blood itself, it is also used to denote the color.

The English phrase “come here” is translated into Sanskrit as अत्र आगच्छ.