How to Say “Barking” in Sanskrit

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

How do you pronounce it?

bhashanam

Did you know?

  • In ancient Sanskrit texts, the sound of a dog is sometimes described using onomatopoeic words that mimic the actual rhythmic pattern of the bark rather than a formal noun.

Example conversation

Two people are walking in a park and hear a dog.

  1. ईशा Isha

    आदित्य, भषणम् शृणु।
    Āditya, bhaṣaṇam śṛṇu.
    Aditya, listen to the barking.
  2. आदित्य Aditya

    कुत्रास्ति कुक्कुरः?
    kutrāsti kukkuraḥ?
    Where is the dog?
  3. ईशा Isha

    तस्य भषणम् तत्रैव अस्ति।
    tasya bhaṣaṇam tatraiva asti.
    Its barking is right there.
  4. आदित्य Aditya

    अहं तं पश्यामि।
    ahaṃ taṃ paśyāmi.
    I see him.
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