How to Say “Nuts” in Sanskrit

उन्मत्तः
unmattaḥ
For "nuts" in the sense of crazy, Sanskrit says उन्मत्तः (unmattaḥ), "mad, out of one's mind".
उन्मत्तः describes a man, उन्मत्ता (unmattā) a woman.
Meaning: insane (adj)

Which one should you use?

वातात is not a Sanskrit word.

How do you pronounce it?

un-MAT-ta-ha

Did you know?

  • उन्मत्त (unmatta) is also a Sanskrit name for the thorn apple, datura, a plant known for causing madness.

Examples in context

  • किं त्वम् उन्मत्तः असि?
    kiṃ tvam unmattaḥ asi?
    Are you nuts?
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