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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. Durodaram: a) gambling b) praying c) dancing d) robbing. |
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2. Khandana: a) joining b) breaking c) sorting d) cleaning. |
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3. Koormaha: a) horse b) pig c) tortoise d) fish. |
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4. Kaamya: a) agreeable b) acceptable c) lustful d) desirable. |
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5. Upagatihi: a) approach b) going away c) travelling d) movement. |
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Meanings and explanations |
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1. Durodaram: means gambling, playing dice. |
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2. Khandana: means breaking, cutting, dividing. |
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3. Koormaha: means tortoise. |
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4. Kaamya: means desirable, to be desired. |
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5. Upagatihi: means approach, going near or closer. |
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Answers |
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1. a 2. b 3. c 4. d 5. a |
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