Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for potato is आलुकम्. This term refers to the plant tuber eaten as a starchy vegetable.

The Sanskrit word for suffix is प्रत्यय. A suffix is a morpheme added at the end of a word to modify the word’s meaning (noun).

The English word “me” is translated to Sanskrit as माम्. माम् is the objective form of the pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

The Sanskrit word for “start” is आरम्भ.

The English word ‘breast’ can be translated into Sanskrit using the masculine noun स्तन (stana). The terms refer to the milk-producing organ.

For “nuts” in the sense of crazy, Sanskrit says उन्मत्तः (unmattaḥ), “mad, out of one’s mind”. उन्मत्तः describes a man, उन्मत्ता (unmattā) a woman.

The English phrase “happy sanskrit day” is translated into Sanskrit as संस्कृतदिनस्य शुभाशयाः.

The Sanskrit word for “soldier” is सैनिक. The term सैनिक refers to a member of an army.

The Sanskrit word for beans is माषः (māṣaḥ), which specifically refers to black gram or similar legumes.

The English phrase ‘omnipresent’ is translated into Sanskrit as सर्वगत.