How to Say “Tap” in Sanskrit

मृदु ताडयति
mṛdu tāḍayati
To tap something in Sanskrit is मृदु ताडयति (mṛdu tāḍayati), "strikes lightly".
ताडयति on its own means "strikes, beats", so मृदु, "softly", makes it a tap.
Meaning: to touch something, often repeatedly (verb)

Which one should you use?

नलिका (nalikā) means "a tube, pipe". It does not describe tapping.

How do you pronounce it?

MRI-du TAA-ḍa-ya-ti

Did you know?

  • In Sanskrit grammar स्पर्श (sparśa), "touch", is the name for the stop consonants, the sounds made by touching the tongue or lips together.

Examples in context

  • सा द्वारं मृदु ताडयति।
    sā dvāraṃ mṛdu tāḍayati.
    She taps on the door.
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