Sanskrit

The English word “happy” is translated into Sanskrit as प्रसन्न (prasanna). Both प्रसन्न and सुखिन् are used to describe being contented or joyous.

kaun is Hindi. The Sanskrit word for “who” is कः (kaḥ). कः is the interrogative pronoun used to ask which person is meant.

In Sanskrit, the word for the compass point ‘east’ is पूर्व.

In Sanskrit, the word for class is वर्ग. वर्ग refers to a group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes.

The Sanskrit word for cake is अपूप. The term अपूप is a noun used to describe a type of sweet dessert.

The English phrase “good luck” is translated into Sanskrit as सौभाग्यम्. सौभाग्यम् is used to wish fortune upon someone or to provide encouragement.

The Sanskrit word for hammer is मुद्गर. The word refers to a hammer as a tool.

In Sanskrit, the word for window is वातायनम्. The term refers to an opening used for light and air.

The Sanskrit word for “welcome” is स्वागतम्. स्वागतम् is used as a standard or formal greeting to acknowledge the arrival of someone.

The Sanskrit word महत्व (mahatva). महत्व is used to express concepts of greatness, importance or magnitude.