Sanskrit

To say good in Sanskrit, in the sense of pleasant or fine, use साधु (sādhú). साधु (sādhú) describes something as good, pleasant or right.

The English word “banana” is कदलीफलम् in Sanskrit. The word refers to the banana fruit.

The English word owl is translated into Sanskrit as उलूक. The word refers to the bird known as an owl and is a masculine noun.

The Sanskrit word for “bus” is बसयान. The term refers to a vehicle used for transportation, specifically a bus.

The Sanskrit word for “cucumber” is कर्कटी. The word refers to the edible fruit of the cucumber plant.

The Sanskrit word for horizontal bar or railing is रेल. रेल is used to refer to a horizontal bar or a railing.

The English phrase ‘retreat’ is translated into Sanskrit as निवृत्ति (nivritti). निवृत्ति refers to the act of pulling back or withdrawing.

The English phrase ‘title’ translates to Sanskrit as शीर्षक. शीर्षक is used to refer to the name of a book or a similar heading.

The English phrase “thank you sir” is translated into Sanskrit as धन्यवादः श्रीमन्.

The English phrase “planting” is translated into Sanskrit as रोपणम्. रोपणम् refers to the act of setting a plant in the ground.