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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. Parivridhihi: a) surrounded b) sacrifice c) oldage d) growth e) none. |
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2. Parivahin: a) overflowing b) deep-rooted c) discipline d) surrounded e) fire. |
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3. Bhojaneeya: a) credible b) suitable c) eatable d) king Bhoja’s kingdom e) prepared. |
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4. Bhedaka: a) soothing b) disturbing c) breaking d) fighting e) none. |
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5. Mattha: a) discriminated b) intoxicated c) elephant d) a thief e) snail. |
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6. Mathitha: a) churned b) chalked c) shared d) a servant e) a lady. |
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7. Manas: a) body b) the mind c) intellect d) mad e) none. |
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8. Yavaha: a) wheat b) rice c) barley d) pulses e) none. |
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9. Ratha: a) seized b) a hunter c) insulted d) pleased e) none. |
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10. Ratnam: a) a gem b) a pearl c) gold d) silver e) none. |
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Meanings and explanations |
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1. Parivridhihi: means growth, increase. |
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2. Parivahin: means overflowing. |
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3. Bhojaneeya: means eatable.` |
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4. Bhedaka: means breaking, splitting, dividing. |
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5. Mattha: means intoxicated, drunk. |
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6. Mathitha: means churned, stirred up. |
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7. Manas: means the mind. |
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8. Yavaha: means barley. |
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9. Ratha: means pleased, delighted. |
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10. Ratnam: means a gem, a precious stone. |
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Answers |
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1. d 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. b 6. a 7. b 8. c 9. d 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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