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What is the Sanskrit word for vegetables?
Vegetables Names In Sanskrit
| English Names | Sanskrit Names | Hindi Names |
|---|---|---|
| Bottle Gourd | Alabu, Pindi | Doodhi, Lauki |
| Brinjal | Vruntakam | Baingan |
| Cabbage | Kembukam | Gobhi |
| Carrot | Garjara, Grujjanakam | Gajar |
What is the Sanskrit word for fruit?
फलम् अपि द्विविधं भवति ।
What is the word Sanskrit means?
Sanskrit saṁskṛta, literally, perfected, from sam together + karoti he makes.
What is pomegranate tree called in Sanskrit?
noun
| pomegranate tree | दाडिम्बः |
|---|---|
| pomegranate tree | दालिम |
What is food called in Sanskrit?
Spoken Sanskrit
| भोजन | bhojana | food |
|---|---|---|
| आभोगि | Abhogi | food |
| इडा | iDA | food |
| इरा | irA | food |
| कृत्ति | kRtti | food |
What is the Sanskrit word for tomato?
HIGHLIGHTS. Nishatganj vegetable market in Lucknow has names of all the vegetables written in Sanskrit. The mundane Aloo or potato is known as ‘Alookam’ and tomato is ‘raktphalam’
What is called Mango in Sanskrit?
As mentioned above, Mango is referred to as Aamram in Sanskrit.
What is the Sanskrit word for the Act of eating?
भोजन can also be used to mean the act of eating . भक्षित bhakşita means eaten . Here eating is the act of eating like in the sentence: ‘Eating a balanced diet is essential for good health.’ You can say eating is a gerund. In this sense, I give below some Sanskrit words for eating.
What is the meaning of delicious in Sanskrit?
Delicious has no meaning in Sanskrit, they say स्वादु, सूक्ष्म, सुस्वाद, सुखाद्य, रुचिर, सुरामन्, स्वादिष्ट, आस्वाद्य, आस्वादवत्, or उत्तमगन्धाढ्य instead, according to this link: Sanskrit Dictionary for Spoken Sanskrit
How do you say carrot in Sanskrit?
You will specifically see what carrot, onion, beetroot, etc are called in Sanskrit. English. Chilli. Sanskrit. मरीचिका. IAST Transliteration. marīcikā. Hindi. मिर्च.
What is the meaning of the Sanskrit word ‘phala’?
Fruits in Sanskrit – phalAni. फलानि। Word Phala is a napumsaka linga . Thank you. As already pointed out the root of the word is phala. It is an example of a word borrowed from the proto-Dravidian language. This word occurs in the Rig Veda. Other words of proto-Dravidian origin in the Rig Veda are: