How to Say “Happy Friendship Day” in Sanskrit

मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः
mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ
The English phrase "happy friendship day" is translated into Sanskrit as मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः (mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ).
This phrase is used as a greeting to wish someone a happy Friendship Day.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of mitratā (friendship), divasasya (of the day) and śubhāśayāḥ (good wishes).

How do you pronounce it?

mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ

Did you know?

  • In the Vedic tradition, the deity Mitra is the guardian of oaths and contracts, making the root of mitratā fundamentally about trust and law.
  • The term śubhāśayāḥ is a compound that literally translates to 'desires of auspiciousness', suggesting that a greeting is not just a wish for happiness, but a wish for cosmic well-being.
  • In ancient Sanskrit literature, the concept of 'friendship' is often divided into mitratā for equals and sakhya for an intimate, spiritual bond.

Examples in context

  • मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः!
    mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ!
    Happy Friendship Day!
  • सर्वेभ्यः मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः।
    sarvebhyaḥ mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ.
    Happy Friendship Day to everyone.
  • मित्र! मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः।
    mitra! mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ.
    Friend! Happy Friendship Day.

Example conversation

Two friends meet at school to celebrate Friendship Day.

  1. इशान Ishan

    नमस्ते अनन्या! मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः।
    namaste ananyā! mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ.
    Hello Ananya! Happy Friendship Day.
  2. अनन्या Ananya

    धन्यवादः इशान! तुभ्यम् अपि मित्रतादिवसस्य शुभाशयाः।
    dhanyavādaḥ iśāna! tubhyam api mitratādivasasya śubhāśayāḥ.
    Thank you Ishan! Happy Friendship Day to you too.
  3. इशान Ishan

    किं तव लिए उपहारः अस्ति?
    kiṃ tava liye upahāraḥ asti?
    Do you have a gift for me?
  4. अनन्या Ananya

    आम्, अत्र पश्य।
    ām, atra paśya.
    Yes, look here.
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