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Sanskrit to English: Free Indian Languages Study Series: 25^th Language = Sanskrit via English= English via Sanskrut = Sanskrit the Immortal Language created by Gods themselves

TRACE AND YOU'LL FIND BASICS OF RUSSIAN, FRENCH AND MANY OTHER LANGUAGES HERE. Ex. TRI = 3 , etc.

First of all the big sentences then basics, is the formula here to understand how it works. Then slowly I, We, and other fundamentals would be written here. Then the counter: One to Ten, etc. The- I to We and family: Then the most common words:
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During the Sanskrit International Conference in 2010 we won the best Research Papers Awards for our 3 distinct papers/ publication. One of them was based on "Success Mantras Proclaimed by Mahanarayanopnishad".
(We started like this....just an example)
1st Sanskrit Sentence:
Maananeeyebhyah Panditebhyah Kulpatibhyah Pradhyapakebhyah Api Cha Chhatrebhyah Cha Namamyasmin Shubhawasare.
Shubhe(a)smin Akhil Bharatiya Sanskritah Sammelane Mahanarayanopnishadi Dnyanbodhakmantrotkrit Sidhdha-saadhan Mantraha itayadhikrutya prastoshyami.
1st Sanskrit Sentence's English Meaning: (Almost meaning, and not exact meaning as presentation styles are different):
Honorable Chancellor, Honorable Vice Chancellor, my colleague Pandits and Professors, and my dear Students, On the auspicious occasion of All India Sanskrit Conference, I'm going to present our (Third) research paper on the 'Success Mantras as Proclaimed in the Mahanarayanopnishad'.
+++++Some Other most useful sentences in Sanskrit+++++

The big sentences first:

· Ka Bhaasha Prachintama? = Which is the oldest language?

· Sanskrut Bhasha Prachintam Bhaasha Asti = Sanskrut is the oldest language in the world.

· Sangansya Krute Sarvottam Bhaashaa Ka? For computers, which is the best language?

· Sanskrutamev Sanganasya Krute Sarvottam Bhaasha = For (utility of) computers (and all its functions) Sanskrut is the best language.

· Sanskrut Bhaasha Ateev Vaidnyaniki = Sanskrut is the most scientific language.

· Karmakaraha Seto Nirmanam Kurvanti = Workers are building the bridge.

· Ke Sarvakaaraay Dhanam Prayachchati? = Who gives money for every project/ work?

· Janaahaa or Prajaaha Sarvakaray Deshasya Vikasartham Dhanam Dadati. = Public or the Citizens of the country pay money (through taxes) for (every) work/ project.

· Sah Atra Kimartham Aagamishyati? = Why he ahs come over here?

· Punah Apruchchat = Asking Again

· Prathamamev Aham Akathayat = I already told you

· Vidyadhanam sarvadhanam pradhanam = Knowledge is the epitome of all the treasures a human can have.

· Satyamev Jayate = Truth always wins

· Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam = This earth is my family

· Vidyayaamrutamashnute = Knowledge is the only nectar

· Yogah Karmasu Koshalam = The perfection in the work is the only Yoga or Perfection in the work can be attained through Yoga only

· Saa Bahun Prashanan Pruchchati= She asks lot of questions

· Sanskrutgrantheshu Maanavjeevanay vividhaha vishayaha samavishtaha santi = In the Sanskrut Bibbliography you’ll find many subjects which deals with the holistic development of every humanbeing.

· Sanskrutam Avashyamev Pathaniyam = Sanskrut is the language everyone must study.

· Vyaye krute kim vardhatey? = What is that which grows after spending?

· Vidyadhanam vyaye krute vardhate = It’s knowledge that grows more if we spend more.

· Sooryasya Chandrasya cha Prakashah sarvatra samaanrupen prasarati = Sun and Moon do not discriminate and illuminate all parts equally.

· Sarve Deshaha Dnyanvidyanyoho Kshetre Maitribhaavanaya sahayogen cha samrudhdhim praaptum samarthaaha bhavishyanti = Only if all the countries trust each other and behave like friends and exchange knowledge then only the progress in the world is possible.

· Shariramadyam khalu dharma saadhanam = Human body is the only way to attain highest conscious state by a soul.

· Pratah kale Eeshwaram Smaret = Offer prayer first to god just when you wake / woke up everyday in the morning.

· Mrutyuhu Na Pratikshate = Death waits for none

· Satyen Vaati Vayuhu = Its only due to the Truth/ Satya that air flows.

· Satyen dharyate pruthvi= Its only due to the Truth/ Satya that the earth is being intact.

· Vsundhara bahuratna bhavati = There are lot of gems on the earth.

· Shantikhadga = Sword of Peace

· Subhashitam = Good sayings

· Vidyayaha Gurunam Guruhu kaa asti? = Who is the teacher of all the teachers?

· Vidyaha Gurunam Guruhu asti = Knowledge is the teacher of all the teachers.

· Soorya udite dharani viahsati = When Sun rises the earth laughs/ gets delighted.

· Kalahan krutwa narah dukhi bhavati = After quarrel every human gets (worried and) unhappy (too).

· Vyavhare Mruduta Shreyasi = Gentleness in everyday activities and in every activity or in any transaction, is the excellent way of living.

· Ashish Uchcha Shikshartham Kutra Agachchat? To which country Ashish went for higher studies? (You can put any name in this question)

· Varshakale Gruhat Bahihi Maa Gachcha = During rains please don’t go outside the home/ house.

· Vrukshasya upari khagaha vasanti = At the top of the tree a bird stays (This is actual translation of this sentence) = The bird stays at the top of the tree.

· Swavlambane sarvada sukham = Self discipline/ Self dependence is the best way to self happiness.

The counter: One to Ten

· Ek = Ekam = One

· Dwi = Dwitiya = Two

· Tri = Trutiya= Three

· Chatur = Chaturth= Four

· Panchan = Pancham= Five

· Shat = Shashtham= Six

· Saptan = Saptam= Seven

· Ashtan = Ashtam= Eight

· Navan = Navam= Nine

· Dashan = Dasham= Ten

· Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_large_numbers

The- I to We:

· I = Aham

· You = Twam

· We = Asmakam

· Yah = He

· Yaa = She

· Tat = That fellow

· Anyah = Someone else

In every language around the world, there are words taken from Sanskrit, the contribution has certain meaning.
1. Directly taken from Sanskrit = Tatbhav,
2. Similar to that world = Tatsam ....
The grammar of Panini and .....are extraordinary.

The most common words:

Gam = Eti= Yaati = Going
Jay = Win
Yachcha = Dadaati = Giving
Bodhayati = Knowing
Pranaam = Offering prayer or bowing before elders/ older people or in fornt of god
Dayate = To fly
Trayate = To protect
Avagahe = To take bath
Parikshate = To take exams
Kupyati = Scold
Hrushyati or Preeyate = Happy
Harati = Taking away
Jeevati = Living
Jeev = Soul
Vitaran = To give away
Sanchaar = To wander (in the forest Ex. Lion wanders in the forest)
Twar = To hurry
Rochate = To like
Dayate = To fly
Trayate = To protect
Avagahe = To take bath
Parikshate = To take exams
Kupyati = Scold
Hrushyati or Preeyate = Happy
Asyati = Throw
Kshamyati = Forgive
Anvisyati / Anveshan = Research
Braviti = To speak
Dadhati = Dhasyati = To keep
Aapnoti = To get
Chinoti = To collect
Vrunoti = To expect
Shrunoti = To listen
Runadhdhi = Hurdle
Karoti = To do
Padyate = Going
Prabudhya = To wake up
Anumanyate = To allow to do something
Chhinati = To break
Bhunakti = Khadti = To eat
Shete = To sleep
Hanti = Hinasti = To kill
Wan = Jungle
Shaknoti = Capable
Nirmiyaman = To create
Upkaroti = Helping without expectations
Strunoti = To overlap
Tanoti = To spread
Jaanati = To know
Krinaati = To buy
Grunhati = To take
Vrunite = To like
Badhnati = To tie
Leenati = Melt
Neshyati = To take away
Prapsyati = Got it
Bhuooshayishyati = To decorate
Bhanakti = Cracking
Manute = Accepting the offer
Mrudnati = Break into pieces
Mrud = Mud
Leenati = Melt
Neshyati = To take away
Prapsyati = Got it
Bhuooshayishyati = To decorate
Anant = Amit = Aganit = Infinite
Aashish = Aashirvad= Blessings
Prerana = Inspiration
Kukur = Dog
Rakshas = Demon
Dev = God
Devi = Goddess
Sajjan = Bhadralok = Gentleman
Tara = Star
Moon = Chandra
Public Place = Saarvajanik Sthanam/ Sthal
Public = Jan
Mother India = Bhaarat Maata (In place of Bhaarat/ India you can put your country's name)
Messenger of God = Dev-Doot
(God's ) Angle = Paree
Ashnati= To eat
Pratikaroti = Resistance Power
Vikrinite = To sell
Klishnaati = To trouble someone
Grathnati = To arrange a book
Manutey = To understand
Nigruhnati = To act in a discilined manner, To regulairse an act
Anugrah = To bless
Vigrah = To quarrel
Anujanati = To allow
Likhyate = To write
Dyotate = Glittering
Pradrawati = To melt
Aayachchati = To take
Upnayati = To take near
Apanyati = To away

Now, From English to Sanskrit:

Family:

Mother = Mata
Father = Pita
Brother = Bhatru
Daughters = Kanyaha
Son = Putra
Husband = Bhrataar
Wife = Patni
Mama/ Mother’s brother = Maatul
Ancestor in the family = Pitar

Some other most used words:

Technological Education = Tantra-Vidya
University = Vidyalaya
Astro-Physics= Jyotish Vidya = Grah gol evam Nakshtra Shastra
Geology = Bhu-Vigyan
Nature = Srushti
Water = Jal = Payoho = Neer =
Air = Vayuhu
Sun = Soorya = Aaditya = Bhaskar = ……
Sky = Aakash = Kha
Earth = Pruthvi, Avani, Bhumi, Dharaa, Vasudhaa, Bhoo-mata, Bhoo, etc.
Student= Vidyarthi
Teacher = Adhyapak
Guru = Guru
Revered Spiritual Guide and Teacher and Guru = Satguru (Sat = God) = Sadguru (Sat+Guru)
Spiritual Student = Disciple
Computer = Sanganak
Gold = Hem = Suvarna = Kanchan
Iron = Loh
Leather = Charm
Shoes = Paadtran
Legs = Paad
Hands = Hast
Head = Mastishk
Ear = Karna
Eyes = Chakshu = Netra = Lochan
Hair = Kesh
Nose = Nasika
Yoga = Yog
Tongue = Jivha
Teach = Dant
Nuclear = Naabhik
Cloths = Vastra
Dust particles = Dhuli kan
Crane = Krounch
Vulture = Gidhdh
Tree = Vruksh
Selfless Services = Paropkar
Self study = Swadhdhyay
Self Dependant cum Self disciplined = Swawlambi
One man army = Dhanuryodhdha
Soldier = Sainik
King = Raja
King of Kings = Chakravartin Samrat
Soul = Aatma
Mind = Man
Body = Deh
Blood = Rakt
Thread = Sootra
Long life = Ayushyaman
Lightning = Chitkala
The musical instrument that is made up of earthen material = Mrud-vadyani
Stone = Paashaan
Horse = Turangam, Turungam, Turag, Vaji, Ghoda, Hay, Varu, Ashwa,
Money = Dhan = Lakshmi = Rupyakani (Indian Rupees) = Mohor (Golden)
- Peace = Shaanti
- Hurdle = Baadhaa = Avarodh
- Inhale- Exhale = Shwasochchawas i.e Shwas + Uchchawas
- Microscope = Sookshmadarshi Yantra
- Telescope = Doordarshi Yantra
- Mercury = Paara
- Pendulam = Lolak,
- Food = Khadyanna
- Fruits = Phal = Fal
- Tour = Pravas
- Going to temples = Yaatra
- Self Study = Swadhyay
- Meditation = Dhyan
- Deep Meditation = Dhyanastha
- Engrossed in Deep Mediation since long = Samaadhi
- Sitting since some time = Aasanastha

Just check the richness/ depth and reach of the language:

1. For water in the sea, the word is Samudra

2. For water in the ocean, the word is Saagar

3. For water in the eyes, but for sadness, Dukhkhashru (Sad = Dukhkha and Ashru = Water in eyes)

4. For water in the eyes, but for happiness, Aanandashru (Anand = Excitedly delighted happiness and Ashru means Water in the eyes)

5. Water in the glass for drinking = Pey jal (Pey means potable and drinkable, Jal means water)

6. Water flowing as small stream = Ohol

7. Water flowing as a river = Dhaara

8. Water fall = Jalprapaat

9.Water to be offered during prayer to God, say on Shivling = Payoho or Ganga Jal or…..Water of 7 rivers or …
10 ..... un limited, we located at least 108 such different words and could create more using fundamentals of Sanskrit/ Sanskrut.

Marvelous only God's own language can have so much reach and depth of though given while foundation of the language itself and can be so born rich.

Creating a word in Sanskrit is so easy and scientific:

Carbon-Di-Oxide Gas = Karb-Amla- Vayu
Beauty of nature = Srushti-Soundarya
Earthen….pot or sculpture or…. = Mrud……bhande or murtya or….
Member = Sabhaasad
My class fellow = Sahpaathee
Great Father = Parampita
Jehovah / Allah / Ultimate God/ Ultimate Reality = Anant Koti Brahmanda Nayak (i.e. The God who controls the infinite galaxies and thus the infinite universes) = Paramatma
Microscopic = Sookshmati Sookshma
Quark = Tanmaatra
Atom = Anu
Molecules = Paramaanu
Book = Pustak/en , Granth
Medicines = Aushadhi
Bird that flies in the sky = Kha means Sky and Ga means Gaman thus the word becomes – Khaga i.e. Bird = Khaga
World = Jag, Similar to above, it's 'Ja'+'Ga' = 'Jag;, i.e. 'Ja' means Janma/ Janan meaning to Born and 'Ga' means Gaman meaning to leave this world/ or dying i.e. to die... hence the "World" word has meaning "Jag".

Small Sentences: Just see the formula on : How to construct the small / smaller sentences in Sanskrut/ Sanskrit?:

I’m going = Gachchamyaham (Gachchami + Aham) or Aham Gachchami. Both way it’s ok, thats the beauty of Sanskrit/ Sanskrut language.
What is your name? = Kim Taw Naam?
Where do you live? = Ke Sthapit (Twam)?
Hanuman says to Ram, "As body I'm your servant, as jeevatma (Soul) I'm small part of you (drop of water and ocean), and/ but as Aatma (Almighty Soul) you and me are inseparable entities." = Deh budhdhya to dasoham, jeevabudhdhya twad anshaha, atmabudhdhya twamevaham"

Activity based sentences:

What are you running for? = Kaha Twam Dhavatisma?

Some most famous books in Sanskrit having fundamentals of all the knowledge of the past / present / future world:

· Epics: Ramayan, Mahabharatam, Shivrajyobhshikam

· Vedas – Rigveda, Yajurveda, Atharvaveda, and Samveda

· Vedantas or Upanishadas – Kenopnishad, Mandukya, Bruhdaronyak, etc.

· Kalidasen krutam – Raghuvansham, Abhidnyan Shakuntal, Malvikagnimitra, etc.

· Natyashastra (Funda of all Cinemas and Dramas), Arthshastra (The fundamentals of all management, administration, politics, physics, chemistry, civil and social sciences), Panini Vyakaran (Grammar), Panchatantra,

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