Sanskrit

In Sanskrit, the word for crow is काक. The term refers to any bird belonging to the genus Corvus.

The Sanskrit word for “bloom” (as a noun referring to the state of blossoming) is विकास.

The English word “rice” is translated into Sanskrit as ओदनम्. The term refers to rice seeds used as food.

The English phrase “I am here” is translated into Sanskrit as अहमत्र अस्मि.

The Sanskrit word for “no” is न. न is a particle used to express disagreement or negation.

In Sanskrit, the word for “squirrel” is वृक्षमर्कटिका. Both provided forms are feminine nouns used to describe a squirrel, a type of rodent.

In Sanskrit, the word for cotton is कार्पास. This noun refers to cotton, specifically in the context of the fabric or the plant.

The Sanskrit word for astrologer is दैवज्ञः (daivajñaḥ). The term refers to one who studies astrology.

The Sanskrit word for “selfish” is स्वार्थिन्. The term स्वार्थिन् describes a person who prioritizes their own well-being above that of others.

In Sanskrit, the word for “some” is किंचित्. The term किंचित् is used as a determiner to refer to certain, unspecified or unknown quantities or things.