Sanskrit

The English phrase vibrant is translated into Sanskrit as जीवन्त (jeevanta). The adjective is used to describe something that is lively and vigorous.

In Sanskrit, the verb ‘to study’ is expressed by अध्ययनम्. The term is used to describe the process of acquiring knowledge.

To say “I love you” in Sanskrit, a man says त्वयि अनुरक्तोऽस्मि (tvayi anurakto’smi) and a woman says त्वयि अनुरक्तास्मि (tvayi anuraktāsmi).

In Sanskrit, the word for mountain is पर्वत. The term refers to a large mass of earth and rock.

The English phrase “is” is translated in Sanskrit as अस्ति. The word अस्ति is a verb used to state that something exists or has a particular quality.

The Sanskrit word for “bald” is कुल्व. The term is used to describe someone or something that is having little or no hair.

The Sanskrit word for peacock is मयूर. The terms refer to pheasants of the genera Pavo and Afropavo.

The English word tortoise is translated into Sanskrit as कच्छप. The term refers to a land-dwelling reptile, specifically a tortoise or turtle.

The Sanskrit word for neck is कण्ठ. कण्ठ is a term for the neck, but it often refers specifically to the throat or the vocal apparatus.

Mother in Sanskrit is माता (mātā). माता means mother, the woman who gives birth to or raises a child.