Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for “root” (part of a plant) is मूलम्. मूलम् is used to refer to the part of a plant that grows underground.

In Sanskrit, manifestation is अभिव्यक्ति (abhivyakti).

The Sanskrit word for dragon is नाग. In Sanskrit, the concept of a dragon is represented by terms for mythical serpent-like creatures.

In Sanskrit, the word for mad is उन्मत्त. The word उन्मत्त primarily describes someone who is driven mad by passion, intoxication or madness.

In Sanskrit, the word for taste is रस. रस is used to refer to one of the sensations produced by the tongue.

The English phrase banana tree is translated into Sanskrit as कदलीवृक्षः. The term refers to a banana tree.

The English phrase “donor” is translated into Sanskrit as दाता. The word refers to one who donates.

The Sanskrit word for “congratulations” is अभिनन्दनम्. The word is used to express approbation.

The Sanskrit word for donkey is गर्दभ. This term refers to the donkey as a domestic animal.

The Sanskrit word for “sir” is महोदय. महोदय is a noun used to address any male, particularly when his name or specific proper address is unknown.