The English phrase ‘You are welcome’ is used in two contexts: The first is when you have to welcome somebody to a place, on an occasion etc.; the second being when someone thanks you or appreciates your idea or action and you reply with this phrase. In the Sanskrit language, you can use this phrase […]
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The English phrase, rest in peace, used to convey condolences and also wishing the departed soul a peaceful journey to the next abode is becoming quite popular in all the countries where social media has its footprints. For the millennials, its acronym RIP is also quite handy when it comes to sharing the feeling. However,
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Celebrating a marriage anniversary is a great feeling and being able to enjoy the occasion fills you with bliss and contentment. It is also a perfect time for friends and family members to show their love and care by gifting the couple and greeting them with some joyous wishes. A greeting card with a personal
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In India, a teacher is regarded as the very embodiment of God. Since ancient times, the teacher is placed at the highest pedestal of reverence, and the practice has continued in modern times, though many believe that the quality of teachers has diluted and there are hardly a handful of teachers that are worthy of
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Diwali is the biggest festival in India and is celebrated across the country with much fervor. It is also known as the ‘festival of lights’ across the globe. Another name that is given to this festival is Dipawali or Deepavali, which is actually the real name because it means a series of lights. So, whether
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When it comes to saying happy birthday in any language, you will notice that the actual words of the congratulatory phrase would differ from the English version. This is true in the case of Sanskrit language too. So, to cover almost all the possible versions, we are providing you three Sanskrit phrases in which you
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The near year is celebrated every year on the 1st of January according to the solar calendar–in India too, everybody celebrates this day as the new year day, though the lunar calendar is deep-rooted in the Indian psyche and many of our festivals fall on the dates determined by that only. Like any phrase that
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Sanskrit is a wonderful language for the modern world too though a lot of people are misinformed that it is suitable only for scriptures and has no practical use in the era of science and technology. Well, if you are one of those unfortunate and ignorant people, please let me tell you that Sanskrit is
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It seems to be a popular phrase among Sanskrit tattoo aficionados, as I have got two users who approached me to get the Sanskrit translation done for this phrase. However, one of them needed the first part only, while the other needed the full phrase. As you would know that getting a Sanskrit tattoo translation
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Getting inked is a wonderful feeling–many people believe that it is a modern fad, but contrary to the popular notion, getting a tattoo is an ancient practice. In fact, there was a time in the recent past when it was denounced as a fashion gimmick, but recently it has picked its popularity among the young
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A few months back, a user of my website contacted me to get a Sanskrit tattoo translation done for the phrase of his choice: Love yourself first. This is a very popular phrase among many users–I have noticed it used among many new-age practitioners of yoga, music etc. However, it was not easy getting the
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Riding on the popularity of the compilations of Sanskrit sentences and their meanings, we bring another installment that can be used to enhance the understand and context of the Sanskrit language. If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, you can write to through both the comment options including WordPress and Facebook comments. All the
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We are back with another installment of Sanskrit sentences and their meanings compiled from the works on Varalakshmi Kandregula. We hope that you are able to learn some new Sanskrit words and their meanings–sometimes used contextually–so that you can use them wherever you feel appropriate. Feel free to let us know if you have any
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We bring you a new compilation of Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings. As always, we are thankful to the person who provides translations for the same–Varalakshmi Kandregula. Our main motive behind these compilations is to bring you to the diversity of Sanskrit language and also to understand how various Sanskrit words can be used
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Continuing our series of providing Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings, we bring another compilation of five such sentences with their English translation. In one of those sentences, we have provided two options with which this sentence can be conveyed in the Sanskrit language. The main objective of this compilation is to provide a better understanding
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Given the huge success that we experienced with our earlier installments of Sanskrit sentences and the English translation, we are back with another compilation of these sentences. The basic concept about these sentences is to provide a better understanding of Sanskrit language and grammar usage of various Sanskrit words. We hope that our readers are benefitted
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Sanskrit poetry is full of texture, technical beauty, grandeur and every element that a human mind can explore. Being illiterate in this beautiful language, it is impossible for me to write any verses; however, I was blessed when one of my Facebook Friend, Varalakshmi Kandregula, translated one of the poems that I wrote in Sanskrit
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We are back with a bunch of inspiring Sanskrit sentences translated from English so that our readers can get a better grip over the Sanskrit language. While compiling these sentences, I have noticed that translation sometimes provides a contextual meaning and the strictly literal meaning may not be offered. But that’s how we get to
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Any reader or user, who is interested in learning Sanskrit language or already have some primary knowledge, love to know the Sanskrit names of daily items users by everybody in the modern context. Some of these items are hard to find in Sanskrit literature, and therefore the Sanskrit names of such items are hardly available even
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Continuing our series of bringing some Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings, we present the next set. We try to select positive and inspirational Sanskrit sentences so that users could find it useful and practical for their daily use. The main reason behind providing these sentences is to get the users accustomed with the variations
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