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| Improve Your Sanskrit Vocabulary - C Rama Devi |
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| We come across a number of Sanskrit words in our daily life. More often than not, we might like to know the correct meaning of such words. Here is a small exercise for you to test your knowledge of such words. |
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| 1. Antareeyam: a) an under garment b) a pencil c) an elephant d) name of the town e) conspiracy. |
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| 2. Andhika: a) sunlight b) moon light c) a blind lady d) night e) a robber. |
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| 3. Upakatha: a) drama b) God’s story c) a story with morals d) a short story e) none. |
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| 4. Asamastha: a) incomplete b) continuous c) heritage d) next item e) none. |
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| 5. Gumpaha: a) opening b) calling c) bunch d) a secret e) tying. |
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| 6. Jnateyam: a) workers b) unrelated c) well-known d) relationship e) none. |
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| 7. Joshaha : a) enjoyment b) helplessness c) anger d) helping nature e) none. |
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| 8. Jnanamaya: a) hard work b) consisting of knowledge c) capacity to organise d) not existing e) none. |
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| 9. Desana: a) a country b) direction c) calamity d) a war e) none. |
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| 10.Daihika: a) bodily b) liberation c) extecy d) donation e) sacrifice. |
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| Meanings and explanations |
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| 1. Antareeyam: means an under garment. |
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| 2. Andhika: means night. |
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| 3. Upakatha: means a short story. |
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| 4. Asamastha: means incomplete, partial, not whole. |
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| 5. Gumpaha: means tying, stringing together, composing. |
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| 6. Jnateyam: means relationship. |
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| 7. Joshaha : means enjoyment, satisfaction, happiness, pleasure. |
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| 8. Jnanamaya: means consisting of knowledge, spiritual. |
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| 9. Desana: means direction, instruction. |
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| 10.Daihika: means bodily. |
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| Answers |
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| 1. a 2. d 3. d 4. a 5. c 6. d 7. a 8. b 9. b 10. a |
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| Ratings of Your Score |
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| 9-11: Fair; 12-15: Good; 16 and above: Excellent |
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