24 thoughts on “Sanskrit Names of Colors (Colours)

    1. Sanskritam – a sentence in Slovenian language !

      Sanskritam is not a “perfected language” in the sense that Western science interprets it. Sanskritam is a sentence, a product of white matriarchal languages and red-patriarchal languages!

      Breakdown:
      san (person) = I (the same word as Slovenian sam, a phonetic shift m/n).
      skritam (verb) = *s* (feminine singular prefix) + *k* (marker for a foreign word entering Slovenian, a borrowed Bantu concept) + Ri (red root) + *t* (feminine singular ending) + *-a-m* (I, 1st person singular, as in delam – I work).

      Literal meaning:
      skritam = “I write with blood.”

      Conclusion:
      “Therefore, I ask ‘official science’ to uproot the incorrect translation of the sentence sanskritam and to replace it with the correct term: Ancient Indian. Sanskritam is a sentence! Ancient Indian is a language! At least to me, these are not the same thing! In Slovenian, we clearly distinguish between the term sentence and language!”
      The word can be read with Slovenian!
      Summary for your book
      Sanskritam = a sentence that means “I write with blood” (*s-* + *k* + Ri + *t* + *-a-m*).
      Ancient Indian = the language in which this sentence is written!
      Sanskrit = an incorrect translation that confuses a sentence with a language!

      Indian and Vedic both originate from the same white root We. Indian literally means ‘white people’, while Vedic means ‘white wisdom’. This proves that the first inhabitants of India and the authors of the Vedas identified themselves by the white color of their skin and by the white knowledge they recorded.

      Do you still believe in science ?

    1. I know ! we called Violet – शोण , Gold – सुवर्ण , Silver – रजत and Bronze – कांस्य

  1. @shirley
    violet=नीललोहित
    turqoise=पेरज or हरिताश्म
    gold=स्वर्ण
    silver=रजत
    bronze=कांस्य

  2. सर शुकस्य को संस्कृत में क्या कहते है।

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