Continuing our series of bringing Sanskrit translated sentences to you from day-to-day life and integrating the understanding of Sanskrit language through these translations, we present another set to you. As you will notice, some of the sentences are contextually translated and may not be the exact translation of their English version. Hopefully, this series is […]
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Continuing with our series of providing useful Sanskrit words and sentences that the learners of Sanskrit language could use to further their understanding of the language. We are providing the English meanings also, but please be warned that these may not be the literal or exact translations because due to the literal meanings of the
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Continuing our series of providing Sanskrit sentences with their meanings in English, we bring another compilation of nice sayings and positive words. As always, our main motive is to provide a variety of Sanskrit words and scenarios so that readers could exercise their knowledge of the Sanskrit language. Sanskrit sentences with their meanings in English:
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Continuing our series with collecting and curating some Sanskrit sentences along with their meaning and translation in English for positive thinking, we bring you another scoop. This series is solely intended to increase the understanding of Sanskrit language to make the reader practice with reading and learning Sanskrit. Sanskrit Sentences with English Translation: ते भाग्यवन्तः
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We provide a collection of some Sanskrit sentences with English translations and meanings. These sentences are quite popular on the internet and the social media, but getting them in Sanskrit is quite cool and helps in understanding the language better. We hope that you learn something from these sentences and continue your journey of learning the Sanskrit language.
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In this post, we will try providing some Sanskrit sentences with English meanings so that readers who have started studying or learning Sanskrit from some sources could enhance their reading and understanding skills of this language. These sentences are not particularly related to each and may be from different context but that will only enhance
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This is a very confusing question because the whole internet is filled with different spellings of this word Om, and amusingly enough, all the spellings appear correct and pointing to the same thing. Yet, a popular search phrase on Google suggests that users are confused about the veracity of a particular spelling because they want to
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I remember I was attending a Sanskrit mantra retreat in a beautiful ashram in Rishikesh, India, when someone asked this question: “Why the third ‘Shanti’ of the mantra ‘Shanti Shanti Shanti’ ends on a higher note than the others?” Well, I didn’t know the answer! Hear this audio and at the end of the mantra,
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We are presenting the Sanskrit translation of the sentence ‘I am the creator of my own reality’. It’s a beautiful English phrase and can be used as a tattoo for body art or even printing on a T-shirt etc. For users who can’t understand the Devanagari, we are providing the pronunciation in the IAST format.
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We are providing the Sanskrit translation of the sentence ‘Know what leads you forward’. It is a beautiful sentence and can be used as a tattoo on your body or a T-shirt or even as a writing on your car. We have also provided the pronunciation according to the IAST format, which will help users
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Earth is the planet we live on. We often refer the land itself as ‘earth’ because water can’t be called earth. This is the reason many people say that it is an ‘ocean’ than ‘earth’ that we live on because majority of Earth is water. There are appellations of ‘mother’ and ‘sustainer of life’ given
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It is believed that Sanskrit language has one of the biggest pool of stories and literature when it comes to any ancient and classical language. The beauty of Sanskrit, like many other languages, is that these stories are relevant to this day. Contrary to popular belief, Sanskrit literature does not simply contain religious or spiritual
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No language is easy to learn, but at the same time no language is difficult if you are passionate enough and have the right kind of resources and tools. A dictionary serves the best purpose if it is comprehensive and have various kinds of elements that are required to understand the nature and application of
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After undergoing a phase of neglect by masses, Sanskrit language is picking its league–with the onset of internet technology and social media, there are many users around the world who want to learn Sanskrit. Though there are still very less people who could speak and converse in this language, there is an increased attention for learning
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Marriage is an institution through which two people come together to live a life together. Sanskrit has 22 names to offer to the word marriage. Some of them are really interesting. One of them could also mean an ‘investment’. Which is contextually correct because you invest your whole life to this institution. If you have
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संस्कृत में लघु कथा या कहानी सुनना या पढ़ना एक लाभप्रद कार्य है। मैंने कुछ समय पहले ही संस्कृत भाषा का अध्य्यन आरम्भ किया। व्याकरण के अभ्यास के लिये मुझे ये लघु कथायें बहुत ही अनुकूल जान पड़ती हैं। कुछ कहानियाँ शिक्षा प्रदायक अथवा कुछ जीवन के विभिन्न अङ्गों को दर्शाने वाली होती हैं। कुछ
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संस्कृत में सुविचार या सूक्तियाँ पढ़ने का अपना ही आनन्द है। संस्कृत सुभाषितानि करके गूगल पर प्रयोक्ता प्रायः ही खोज करते हैं ता कि उनको संस्कृत भाषा में भिन्न-भिन्न प्रकार के सुविचार या सूक्तियाँ उपलब्ध हों। इसी गण्तव्य को लेकर हमारा ये प्रयास आपके लिये प्रस्तुत है। हम इस बार आपके लिये 10 संस्कृत सुभाषितानि
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अस्थि नास्ति शिरो नास्ति बाहुरस्ति निरङ्गुलिः। नास्ति पादद्वयं गाढम् अङ्गमालिङ्गति स्वयम्।। उत्तरम्: युतकम् वृक्षाग्रवासी न च पक्षिराजः त्रिणेत्रधारी न च शूलपाणिः। त्वग्वस्त्रधारी न च सिद्धयोगी जलं च बिभ्रन्न घटो न मेघः।। उत्तरम्: नारिकेलम् विष्णोः का बल्लभा देवी लोकत्रितयचारिणी। वर्णावाद्यन्तिमौ दत्त्वा कः शब्दः तुल्यवाचकः।। उत्तरम्: समानम् पुरुषः कीदृशो वेत्ति प्रायेण सकलाः कलाः। मध्यवर्णद्वयं त्यक्त्वा ब्रूहि कः
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When you sing any kind of bhajan or a spiritual hymn, it is always great to know the meaning of the words that you are singing. It brings the concept of that song right before your eyes, and you can visualize it thereby committing your body and mind fully to it. Sometimes, it happens that
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संस्कृत भाषा में लघु कथायें सुनने का आनन्द इस लिये है कि ये कथायें प्रायः बालकों तथा बड़े-बूढ़ों का मनोरञ्जन करती हैं तथा साथ ही जीवन की बहुमूल्य शिक्षायें भी प्रदान करती हैं। पुराने समय में बच्चे दादा-दादी या नाना-नानी से ऐसे ही कहानियाँ सुनने की प्रतीक्षा करते रहते थे क्योंकि उस समय टीवी या
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