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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. Oushadhihi: a) Herb b) Cure c) Doctor d) Name of a person e) None. |
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2. Kankasam: a) An article b) Bell metal c) Wood d) A palace e) None. |
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3. Itharedhyuhu: a) Everyday b) One day c) One another day d) Fifteen days e) One month. |
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4. Ashabhaha: a) Loud noise b) Darkness c) A group of people d) Not expressed in words e) None. |
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5. Kankaram: a) Milk b) Butter c) Cheese d) Buttermilk e) None. |
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Meanings and explanations |
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1. Oushadhihi: means a herb, a plant (in general), a medical herb. |
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2. Kankasam: means a Bell-metal. |
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3. Itharedhyuhu: means another day. |
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4. Ashabhaha: means not expressed in words, inaudible. |
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5. Kankaram: means buttermilk mixed with water. |
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Answers |
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1. a 2. b 3. c 4. d 5. d |
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