Language Sanskrit: Names And Words

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Sanskrit, the Indoeuropean language at the root of many of today's languages of India, since about 1000 BC

Word	Language	Translations	Name Groups
a	Sanskrit	without	Aarav, Aditi, Amar, Amara, Ashoka, Avyaan
adi	Sanskrit	first	Adi, Adiputera, Adiputeri
aditi	Sanskrit	limitless	Aditi
advaita	Sanskrit	not two	Advait
adya	Sanskrit	at the beginning	Aadhya
ahana	Sanskrit	the dawn	Ahaan/Aahana
aja	Sanskrit	the goat	Aja
aksara	Sanskrit	the word, indestructible	Akshara
amar	Sanskrit	immortal	Amar
amara	Sanskrit	eternal	Amara
amza	Sanskrit	the part	Ansh
ananya	Sanskrit	unique	Ananya
anik	Sanskrit	the splendor	Anik
anvi	Sanskrit	to follow	Anvi
anya	Sanskrit	different	Aanya
arjuna	Sanskrit	white, shining	Arjuna
arnava	Sanskrit	the sea, the ocean	Arnava
aroha	Sanskrit	rising	Aarohi
artha	Sanskrit	the goal	Siddhartha
artha	Sanskrit	the property, the wealth	Budiharto
aruna	Sanskrit	the dawn	Aruna
arya	Sanskrit	the noble	Aryan
asha	Sanskrit	the hope	Asha
avani	Sanskrit	the earth	Avani
ayan	Sanskrit	the motion, the path	Ayan
ayus	Sanskrit	the life, the long life	Aayush
bhattara	Sanskrit	venerable	Batari
bhima	Sanskrit	terrifying	Bima
bhuvana	Sanskrit	the earth, the world	Buana
bodhi	Sanskrit	awakened	Bodhi
buddhi	Sanskrit	the mind, the intellect	Budiharto
budh	Sanskrit	to be awake, to understand, to know	Bodhi, Budiharto
campaka	Sanskrit	the Frangipani (a tropical plant)	Cempaka
chandra	Sanskrit	the moon	Chandra
chaya	Sanskrit	the shadow, the shade	Cahaya
citra	Sanskrit	many-colored	Citra
dalima	Sanskrit	the pomegranate (a red fruit)	Delima
darsana	Sanskrit	the sight, the vision	Darsh
devi	Sanskrit	the goddess	Dewi
dhruva	Sanskrit	fixed, stable, the polar star	Dhruv
dhvani	Sanskrit	the sound	Dhwani
dina	Sanskrit	the day	Dinihari
diti	Sanskrit	bound	Aditi
divya	Sanskrit	divine	Devansh, Divya
dvi	Sanskrit	two	Dwi/Dwi
eka	Sanskrit	one	Eka/Eka
haryati	Sanskrit	to desire	Haryati
indira	Sanskrit		Indira
indu	Sanskrit	the drop	Indra
isa	Sanskrit	the ruler	Suresh
jaya	Sanskrit	the victory	Jaya
kali	Sanskrit	the black one	Kali
kavya	Sanskrit	the poem	Kavya
kiran	Sanskrit	the ray of light	Kiran
krishna	Sanskrit	black, dark	Krishna
krittika	Sanskrit	the Pleiades (a group of seven stars in the sky)	Kartik/Kartika
kumara	Sanskrit	the boy, the son	Kumar
madhava	Sanskrit	vernal (of spring, related to springtime)	Madhav
mala	Sanskrit	the dirt	Nirmala
malati	Sanskrit	the jasmine (the plant/flower jasmine)	Melati
manu	Sanskrit	the man	Manu
mar	Sanskrit	to die	Amar
mara	Sanskrit	the death	Amara
medha	Sanskrit	the wisdom	Medha
megha	Sanskrit	the cloud	Mega
navina	Sanskrit	new	Naveen/Navina
navya	Sanskrit	laudable	Navya
nih	Sanskrit	un (negation, like in e.g. unable)	Nirmala
nila	Sanskrit	dark blue	Nila, Nilam
nirmala	Sanskrit	pure, clean	Nirmala
nita	Sanskrit	the conduct, the morale	Sunita
nu	Sanskrit	to sound, to roar, to bellow	Pranav
prana	Sanskrit	the life force
prithvi	Sanskrit	the earth	Pertiwi
purna	Sanskrit	full	Purnama
purnima	Sanskrit	the full moon	Purnama
pushpa	Sanskrit	the flower	Puspa
putra	Sanskrit	the son	Putera
putri	Sanskrit	the daughter	Puteri
ra	Sanskrit	possessing	Indra
rani	Sanskrit	the queen, the princess	Rani
rav	Sanskrit	the sound, the noise	Aarav
ravi	Sanskrit	the sun	Ravi
rishi	Sanskrit	the sage (a wise person)	Rishi
rud	Sanskrit	to weep, to howl, to roar	Rudra
sara	Sanskrit	the essence	Sari
sattva	Sanskrit	the essence, the existence	Satvik
satya	Sanskrit	the truth	Setiawan
shaurya	Sanskrit	the valor, brave	Shaurya
shila	Sanskrit	the stone, the hill, the mountain	Shila
shiva	Sanskrit	benign, kind, auspicious	Shiva
shloka	Sanskrit	the verse, the hymn	Shlok
shoka	Sanskrit	the sorrow, the grief	Ashoka
shreya	Sanskrit	lucky	Shreya
siddha	Sanskrit	accomplished	Siddhartha
sita	Sanskrit	the furrow	Sita
sneha	Sanskrit	the love	Neha
sri	Sanskrit	the radiance	Seri
su	Sanskrit	good	Sunita
sura	Sanskrit	the deity	Suresh