ग्रामाः
The English phrase 'villages' is translated into Sanskrit as ग्रामाः.
Did you know?
- The term is often used in Vedic literature to describe a group of people gathered for a specific ritual or assembly, rather than just a place of residence.
Examples in context
- ग्रामे वसामि।I live in a village.
- अयं ग्रामः पद्मिनी नाम्ना प्रसिद्धः।This village is famous by the name of Padminī.
- ते ग्रामाः अतिसुन्दराः सन्ति।te grāmāḥ atisundarāḥ santi.Those villages are very beautiful.
- तत्र बहवः ग्रामाः विद्यन्ते।tatra bahavaḥ grāmāḥ vidyante.There are many villages there.
- अस्माकं देशे लघवः ग्रामाः अपि सन्ति।asmākaṃ deśe laghavaḥ grāmāḥ api santi.In our country, there are also small villages.
Example conversation
Aditya and Isha are discussing their travel plans.
- ईशा Ishaआदित्य, त्वं कुत्र गच्छसि?āditya, tvaṃ kutra gacchasi?Aditya, where are you going?
- आदित्य Adityaअहं कांश्चित् ग्रामान् द्रष्टुम् इच्छामि।ahaṃ kāṃścit grāmān draṣṭum icchāmi.I want to see some villages.
- ईशा Ishaकिं तत्र मार्गाः सन्ति?kiṃ tatra mārgāḥ santi?Are there roads there?
- आदित्य Adityaआम्, तत्र मार्गाः सन्ति।ām, tatra mārgāḥ santi.Yes, there are roads there.
