Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for pyramid is सूचीस्तम्भ (sūcīstambha). सूचीस्तम्भ refers to an ancient construction, specifically a pyramid.

The English word ‘saint’ can be translated into Sanskrit as ऋषि.

To say dal in Sanskrit, meaning the dish of cooked split pulses, use सूप (sūpa).

The English word ‘you’ is translated into Sanskrit as त्वम्. त्वम् is a subject pronoun used to address the person being spoken to.

The Sanskrit word for vessel is पात्र (pā́tra). As a noun, पात्र refers to a vessel, container, pot or any kind of receptacle.

The phrase “happy guru purnima, sir” in Sanskrit is गुरुपूर्णिमायां शुभाशयाः, महोदय.

The Sanskrit word for deer is मृग or हरिण. Both words refer to animals of the family Cervidae.

The English word cigarette can be translated into Sanskrit as धूमवर्ति. Both terms refer to a thin roll of tobacco made for smoking.

To breathe in Sanskrit is श्वसिति. The word श्वसिति is a verb meaning to draw air in and out.

The English phrase “barking” can be translated into Sanskrit as भषणम्. भषणम् refers to the act of a dog making a loud, sharp sound.