Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for house is गृह. All the terms provided refer to a human abode or a house.

Classical Sanskrit had no unit equal to one second. Modern Sanskrit uses क्षणः (kṣaṇaḥ), “a moment”, and many speakers simply borrow सेकण्ड (sekaṇḍa).

The English word “snake” is translated into Sanskrit as सर्प (sarpa). The term सर्प is a general noun used to describe a legless reptile.

The Sanskrit word for “wall” is भित्ति. भित्ति refers to a substantial structure that acts as a side or a division in a building.

The Sanskrit word for pumpkin is कूष्माण्ड. The word refers to the fruit of the pumpkin plant.

In Sanskrit, the phrase for ‘tie’ is बन्ध. बन्ध refers to a bond or a connection that fastens two or more things together.

The Sanskrit word for plumber is नलकारः. The term refers to one who fits, etc, pipes for water, gas or drainage.

The Sanskrit word for north is उत्तर. उत्तर is used to refer to the compass point north. It is the formal term for this direction.

To say “I am fine” in Sanskrit, use अहं कुशली अस्मि. This phrase is used as a response to indicate that you are doing well or are in good health.

The Sanskrit word for pride is दर्प.