How to Say “Join” in Sanskrit

संयोजयति
saṃyojayati
The Sanskrit for "to join, put together" is संयोजयति (saṃyojayati).
संयोजयति joins two things into one, as in joining pieces of wood or linking words.
Meaning: to combine more than one item into one, to put together (verb)

Which one should you use?

सम्बन्द् is not a Sanskrit word. It looks like Hindi संबंध (sambandh), "connection", which is a noun.

How do you pronounce it?

sam-YO-ja-ya-ti

Did you know?

  • The root युज् (yuj), "to yoke, join", also gives योग (yoga) and is related to English "yoke".

Examples in context

  • सः द्वे काष्ठे संयोजयति।
    saḥ dve kāṣṭhe saṃyojayati.
    He joins two pieces of wood.
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