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While practicing yoga or when attending a yoga class, do the names of the asanas or the commonly used terms sound unusual to you? You’re definitely not alone.

Most yogis have gone through a stage where they struggled with understanding, memorizing, and pronouncing the Sanskrit words that define yoga.

You might wonder why you even have to bother learning a strange language just to do a “few stretches” when you can easily get by with the translated terminologies. True, saying “Cobra Pose” is far less complicated than attempting to pronounce “Bhujangasana“, but by avoiding Sanskrit, you’re depriving yourself of the true essence of yoga.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the indispensable role Sanskrit plays in yoga practice. We will also be covering the fundamental Sanskrit names and words every yogi must know.

Where Does the Sanskrit Language Come From?

Let’s first take a brief look at the origin of Sanskrit or ‘Samskrt’ (संस्कृत), which is a classical language like Greek, Latin, and Persian.

Did you know that Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages in the world with substantial documentation? Its roots can be traced back to 1700-1200 BCE. Sanskrit is the ancient language of Hinduism and has been the sacred language of Buddhism and Jainism.

Origin

We can trace Sanskrit’s linguistic history to the Proto-Indo-European languages, i.e., the people who spoke Indo-Iranian or Indo-Aryan languages. It’s also connected to the Indo-European language family; a group of hundreds of dialects and languages, native to southern and western Eurasia.

Literature

Sanskrit literature was either sung or spoken in the earlier times. For centuries the hymns, legends, incantations, the philosophical guidance for the priests, the predictions by seers, etc. were preserved and transferred orally from one generation to another.

The Devanagari script used to write the Sanskrit alphabet originated around the 7th century BCE. This script is also used to write other languages like Prakrit, Hindi, Nepali, and Marathi. Only those belonging to royalty and the priests were allowed access to learn and use Sanskrit, the rest of the society spoke Prakrit, the vernacular version of Sanskrit.

Here’s a list of some of the oldest Sanskrit classics archived in history:

• Rig Veda: The earliest forms of documentation of Sanskrit is in the Rig Veda—compiled around 1500-500 BCE—one of the four ancient Hindu scriptures.
• Bhagavat Purana: Another popular example of ancient Sanskirt literature is the Bhagavata Purana, which literally translates to “Ancient Stories of God.” It’s one of the 18 great texts in Hinduism. Bhagavata Purana promotes the devotion towards Lord Krishna, who is known to be an avatar (incarnation) of Lord Vishnu, the protector of the universe.
• Bhagavat Gita: The song of the lord/God; the ancient comprehensive guide to yoga embedded in Mahabharata comprising the teachings of Lord Krishna to Arjuna about karma yoga (the path of selfless action), bhakti yoga (the spiritual pathway of devotion), and samkhya yoga (the path of identifying the principles of existence). According to Mahabharata, the entire Bhagavad Gita was recited on the battlefield of Kurukshetra (Jyotisar, Haryana), more than 3500 years ago.
• Ashtadhyayi: Around 500 BCE, the Sanskrit scholar Panini put together Ashtadhyayi; a treatise for standardizing the grammar of Vedic Sanskrit. This included 3,959 rules of morphology, syntax, and semantics; which included about 1700 basic elements like alphabets, vowels, consonants, nouns, and verbs. Through Ashtadhyayi, Panini paved the way for classical Sanskrit.
• Yoga Sutras: Compiled by sage Patanjali between 500BCE and AD400, the yoga sutras are a collection of Sanskrit aphorisms regarding the theory and practice of yoga. These sutras and the Upanishads are still prominent today and have been translated into Arabic, Persian, and numerous West-Germanic languages.

Sanskrit was the predominant language of the Indian subcontinent until its decline around the 13th century. Though Hindi was adopted as the official language of India in 1965, Sanskrit is still in use today in the Hindu prayers and rituals, Buddhist chants, and Jain literature. It is estimated that at least 46% of the world population speak some version of Indo-European languages.

How Are Sanskrit and Yoga Connected?

To start off with, the origin of yoga can be traced back to 5000 years, and its first mention is in Rig Veda, which is documented in Sanskrit. As I mentioned earlier, many ancient yoga texts like Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras were originally written in Sanskrit. Direct connection right there! But let’s go on…

Aside from the clear connection with the ancient yoga texts, a major factor that deems this language irreplaceable in yoga and other sacred rituals is its divine sound quality. Sanskrit not only provides us with a spiritually precise vocabulary but also a unique fluidity and harmony of vibrations.

Trying to practice yoga, let alone master it without Sanskrit is like learning to swim without water. To embrace yoga in its entirety, yogis need to understand the deep, rich, philosophy behind it. And Sanskrit is the language through which this philosophy pulsates, lives, and thrives.

Though the importance of learning Sanskrit alongside yoga is a never-ending debate in the West, seasoned practitioners unanimously agree that understanding Sanskrit will enable yogis to embrace the mystical and transcendent nature of yoga completely. Transferred orally for thousands of years, every Sanskrit word is believed to have a consciousness, a trace of magic; understanding and pronouncing these words will awaken enlightened consciousness within ourselves.

To help you out with this learning process, I’ve compiled this helpful Sanskrit dictionary for you with yoga-related Sanskrit terms, beautiful Sanskrit words, and other commonly used Sanskrit words. For each word, I’ve provided pronunciation guides, original meaning, English translation, and interesting facts.

Now you will never have to rush to Google each time you come across a new Sanskrit word. You will have it all here!

Ready to jump into this journey of learning Sanskrit? Let’s get into it.

Top 5 Sanskrit Words Every Yogi Should Know

Let’s start slow. Learning a new language takes time and effort, especially if it is a language as ancient and complicated as Sanskrit. Some Sanskrit words are trickier to pronounce than others. It is always recommended to stick to the basics first and then work your way up. Here are 5 Sanskrit words that will help you stay afloat as you dive into the vast ocean of yoga vocabulary.

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20 Beautiful Words in Sanskrit You’ll Want to Know

Here are 20 of my favorite Sanskrit words. Each of them has a profound meaning and a poetic ring to it.

1. Agni (अग्नि) – Fire

Did you know that Fire is considered a Vedic god in Hinduism? He is believed to have two faces according to scriptures—one kind and another spiteful. He is also the god of the sun and lightning.

2. Ananda (आनन्द) – Bliss

Ananda is the Sanskrit word that symbolizes bliss, which according to Indian philosophy is a vital attribute of the supreme being—Brahman—the highest state of self. This bliss is characterized by the emotion one feels when they are finally content with who they are and free from the limitations of the physical body.

3. Asha (आशा) – Hope

The term Asha was derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Asa’ which stands for hope, desire, or wish. Asha is a popular female name in India. According to Hindu mythology, Asha was the wife of a Vasu (demigod).

4. Atman (आत्मन्) – The Universal Self

Atman is the basic concept upon which all Hindu scriptures, epics, and legends revolve. It represents our soul; our essential being; the universal self which either transmigrates into a new life (reincarnation) or is released after death.

5. Balika (बालिका) – Girl

Balika is the Sanskrit term for ‘girl’ or ‘young woman’. Hindi too uses the same word to refer to young women. According to legends, Balika is also the name of a serpent-demon.

6. Balak (बालक‎) – Boy

Balak is the Sanskrit equivalent of a ‘boy’. This word is used to refer to a young boy or a male pupil.

7. Bhakti (भक्ति) – Devotion

When literally translated to English, bhakti means ‘devotion’. It can also mean love. This is a state of mind where a devotee surrenders themselves completely to the divine being, without any questions or hesitation.

8. Guru (गुरु) – Teacher

This is a term many of you will be already familiar with, especially if you are attending yoga classes where you have to address your yoga teacher as a ‘Guru’. Guru is Sanskrit for ‘Teacher’. It also means guide, mentor, expert, or master. According to Indian traditions, a teacher is the equivalent of God.

9. Jnana (ज्ञान) – Spiritual Knowledge

Jnana is the ultimate goal every yogi is in pursuit of. It refers to the spiritual knowledge one gains through self-enlightenment, the knowledge that one is eternally bound to the divine, rather than the knowledge about the world (Vijnana or general knowledge) which cannot fulfill the soul.

9. Karma (कर्म) – The Cause And Effect Of Our Actions

Here’s another word we all use a lot. While we often tend to talk about Karma being a b***h, the true meaning of karma is ‘the cause and effect of our actions’. Meaning, we are solely responsible for our karma.

10. Maya (माया) – An Illusion

All of us will know at least one ‘Maya’ from our friend circle. It is a popular name not just in India, but across the world. Do you know the true meaning of this word? According to Hindu philosophy, Maya refers to God’s power to make humans believe in what is not real; an ‘illusion’.

11. Moksha (मोक्ष) – The Final Enlightenment

Hindu mythology believes that our body is just a temple for our soul, which is the true essence of our innermost self. Once our bodies die, our souls either move on to a new life or are released to be one with God. This ‘release’ is called Moksha.

This is a concept that is also followed in Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Moksha is the ultimate freeing of the soul; the final enlightenment.

12. Prajna (प्रज्ञा) – Wisdom

The English meaning of Prajna is ‘wisdom’. But not just any wisdom—it is the highest, purest, most powerful form of knowledge, understanding, and intelligence. This level of enlightenment is above the knowledge gained from education, reasoning, and experience.

13. Prakriti (प्रकृति) – THe Primal Nature of a Being

The word Prakriti refers to the primal nature of a being or a thing. It symbolizes the original state at which a person, animal, or thing came into existence. This term has been derived from the Sanskrit word ‘pra’, meaning ‘beginning’ and ‘kriti’, meaning ‘creation’.

14. Prana (प्राण) – Life Force

Prana is the life force that flows through every being. It has been derived from the Sanskrit meaning of ‘breath’, which pervades reality on all levels, including non-living objects.

The concept of prana or the ‘vital life force energy’ exists in multiple cultures across the world. It is called Ki in Japan, Qi or Chi in China, and Mana in Polynesia. It is known as the Holy Trinity in Christianity.

15. Pratyahara (प्रत्याहार) – Withdrawal of Senses

The literal English meaning of pratyahara is ‘withdrawal of senses’. Yoga trains people to let go of their materialistic wants and binding emotions, helping them reach a stage of complete harmony, where they have complete control over their senses.

It has been derived from the Sanskrit words, prati, meaning ‘against’ and ahara, meaning ‘food’ (for your body or soul). It is a state of mind when one has complete power over reality and self, free from all kinds of external influences.

16. Rachnatmak (रचनात्मक) – Great Creativity

Next time someone displays great creativity, you can call them, “Rachnatmak”. When translated to English, rachnatmak would mean the ability to imagine, innovate, and create original ideas and unique results, which are pleasing to the eye, soul, or both.

17. Satya (सत्य) – Truthfulness

Satya means truthfulness in English. Though truthfulness is a virtue across the world, it is one of the major principles of Indian religions, referring to the path of truthfulness or purity one should tread on—be it their thoughts, intentions, speech, or actions. In Sanskrit, the word sat stands for ‘true essence, ‘true nature’, ‘fact’, ‘reality’, or ‘that which exists’.

18. Sukha (सुख) – Happiness

Sukha means happiness, comfort, joy, or pleasure in Sanskrit. According to the ancient scriptures, sukha connoted a state of mind where one experiences a pure, authentic state of happiness as opposed to the transient pleasures of the world around them.

19. Sundar (सुन्दर) – Beautiful or Attractive

Sundar is a Sanskrit adjective used to describe beauty. It describes a person or thing as being attractive, good, nice, pretty, handsome, or beautiful. It also happens to be a popular male Indian name among speakers of Indo-Aryan languages.

10 English Words With Sanskrit Origin

Being one of the ancient Indo-Aryan languages in the world, many linguists see Sanskrit as the “Mother of most Languages” though this view is varied.

Its geographical reach extends to neighboring countries like China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, as well as countries in South Asia, South East Asia, Europe, and America. Some of these languages include Hindi, Urdu, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, and Malay. The Sanskrit language is even related to Greek, Latin, and English with stark similarities in grammar, script, and phonetics.

Here are a few interesting examples of English words with Sanskrit roots, derived from Hindi, Greek, Latin, and Persian.

• Avatar, Sanskrit Origin: Avatara (Incarnation of the supreme being on Earth) (H)
• Calendar, Sanskrit Origin: Kaal (Time) (L)
• Cow, Sanskrit Origin: Gau (Cattle, ox) (G)
• Dental, Sanskrit Origin: Danta (Teeth) (L)
• Gene, Sanskrit Origin: Jan (Generation) (G)
• Jungle, Sanskrit Origin: Jangala (Uncultivated land) (H)
• Lilac, Sanskrit Origin: Nila (Dark blue) (P)
• Serpent, Sanskrit Origin: Sarpa (Snake) (L)
• Smile, Sanskrit Origin: Smi (Fully blossomed, expanded) (L)
• Voice, Sanskrit Origin: Vachas (Speech) (L)

80 Other Common Sanskrit Words Used in Yoga

Here’s a comprehensive list of the other common Sanskrit words that will help deepen and strengthen your yoga practice and meditation.

A

• Abhyasa (अभ्यास): Practice. It refers to the practice of discipline to achieve tranquility and self-enlightenment.
• Acharya/Ācārya (आचार्य): A Hindu religious teacher well-versed in scriptures and Vedas. In general, it signifies any knowledgeable person who imparts discipline.
• Adho (अधः): Downward; derived from the Sanskrit word adhas which means ‘down’ or ‘below’. (Like in the yoga pose downward dog.)
• Advaita (अद्वैत): The belief and teaching according to the Upanishads that there is only a single reality in this universe, i.e., the Atman or the Brahman.
• Ahamkara (अहंकार): The ‘individuality’ or the ‘ego’; the identification or attachment with one’s self or ego. Ahamkara is derived from the Sanskrit word aham, meaning ‘I’ and kāra, meaning ‘to do’ or ‘any created thing’. According to the teachings of Vedas, ahamkara is something you need to transcend to attain enlightenment.
• Ahimsa (अहिंसा): Non-violence; ahimsa is the primary yama of the five yamas which promotes compassion and non-harming. It is derived from the Sanskrit word hims, which means to strike, and the prefix ‘a’, which connotes the opposite of the action; just like ‘safe’ and ‘unsafe’.
• Akasha (आकाश): The ether or space, which is one of the five elements out of which the universe was composed. Akasha is also used to signify the space within ourselves; our inner peace. In Hindi, it also means ‘sky’.
• Amrita/Amrit (अमृत): Immortality; often referred to as the ambrosia or nectar from the ancient Hindu scriptures that granted immortality to anyone who consumed it. In yoga, Amrit signifies the immortal spirit that lives inside the vessel that is your body. When activated through meditation and asanas, this nectar oozes from the crown chakra, rejuvenating your spirit and transforming your body into a divine temple.
• Anga (अङ्ग): Limb; a basic segment of the yogic path, a part of the body. Anga is also the name of a historical kingdom that belonged to the Indian subcontinent between 1100-500 BCE.
• Arjuna (अर्जुन): Silver or bright, Arjuna was one of the five Pandava princes from the Hindu epic Mahabharatha. He was an excellent archer and the disciple of Lord Krishna—their relationship signifies the eternal bond between the soul and the universe.
• Ashrama (आश्रम): Hermitage or retreat; a stage of life when a man or woman renounces all their materialistic possessions and social ties to retreat into the forest to live out the rest of their days in prayer and meditation, amidst the simplicity of Mother Nature.
• Ashtanga Yoga (अष्टाङ्गयोग):Ashtanga Yoga signifies the eight-limbed union or the eightfold yoga established by Patanjali. Asht means ‘eight’ and Anga means ‘limb’. The eight limbs help you attain moksha or kaivalya (liberation). Those limbs include:
  • Yama (moral discipline)
  • Niyama (self-control)
  • Asana (seat/posture)
  • Pranayama (breath regulation)
  • Pratyahara (withdrawal of senses)
  • Dharana (focus/concentration)
  • Dhyana (meditation)
  • Samadhi (ecstasy)
• Asmita (अस्मिता): The ‘I’ or the ‘individuality’; a concept that exists in Ashtanga yoga, similar to ahamkara.
• Avdhuta (अवधूत): Sage, monk; a person who has shed all worldly comforts and personal ties.
• Avidya (अविद्या): Ignorance; the opposite of vidya, which means knowledge. According to the ancient scriptures, ignorance is considered the root cause of all our suffering.
• Ayurveda (आयुर्वेद): Life science; the ancient Indian art and science of healing using natural resources. This siddha (perfected) line of medicine has originated from South India, predominantly, Kerala.

B

• Bandha (बन्ध): Bondage, bond, tie; the undeniable fact that every human is bound by the invisible ties of ignorance (avidya) and bhoutik (materialistic) desires. One can break free only with the divine power of jnana (knowledge).
• Bhakta (भक्त): Follower, devotee; a disciple who practices Bhakti yoga. It is also used to describe any person who believes, worships, or practices a principle/prayer in regard to the divine being.
• Bhakti Sutra (भक्तिसूत्र): Sayings, aphorisms of devotion; also known as Narada Bhakti Sutra, it is a renowned sutra (collection of sayings) within the Hindu tradition, believed to be narrated by the divine Narada Muni (Sage Narada) who used to travel across spiritual realms to deliver news across gods and demigods and impart wisdom to humans.
• Bhakti Yoga (भक्तियोग): Bhakti Yoga is the yoga of devotion that is focused on reaching out to the uttama purusha (the supreme being) with the transcendental capacity of the human mind and the enlightening power of yoga. It is one of the four main branches of yoga.
• Bhavana (भावना): Development, cultivation, imagination; It is a meditation technique exercised in yoga where the yogi visualizes a character—love, compassion, peace—turning into light or energy of the divine, thus bringing them closer to enlightenment and liberation.
• Bindu (बिंदु): Point, seed, dot; the potent point on the forehead that is believed to be where the third eye is situated. It is the point where all energies are focused.
• Bodhi (बोधि): An enlightened person; someone who has awakened to the reality and is content with it. Also, another name for Buddha.
• Brahma (ब्रह्मा): The creator; the god that has created everything in this universe according to the first tatva (principle) which describes how the world and everything in it emerged out of the divine reality.
• Brahmacharya (ब्रह्मचर्य): Celibacy, abstinence; Brahmacharya can be literally interpreted as following the ultimate reality, the Brahman, by abstaining from worldly pleasures, especially those of the flesh.
• Brahman (ब्रह्मन्): The ultimate reality; the atman or parama purusha (divine creator), who has shaped the universe and everything within it.
• Brahmana (ब्राह्मण): A Brahmin; originally an occupational class that comprised of priests, which used to be the highest-ranking distinction in the ancient Indian society. These occupations of scholars/priests, rulers/warriors, merchants, and laborers eventually transformed to the four major Hindu castes—Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras respectively.
• Buddha (बुद्ध ): The one who has awakened; a person who has attained enlightenment and inner peace. Buddha also refers to Gauthama Buddha, the revered philosopher, scholar, and founder of Buddhism.
• Buddhi (बुद्धि): Conscious; awake, aware; a state of awareness where your mind attains a higher level of knowledge, wisdom, and intelligence by understanding the divine reality.

C

• Chakra (चक्र): A Chakra is a wheel or energetic center; the metaphorical wheels or centers of energy that exist in and around our subtle body. Mainstream yoga recognizes seven chakras in the human body:
  • Muladhara (Root Chakra)- Location: Pelvis or perineum, Significance: Trust
  • Svadhisthana (Sacral chakra)- Location: At the tailbone, Significance: Creativity, Sexuality
  • Manipura (Solar Plexus chakra)- Location: On the spine, at the level of the navel, Significance: Wisdom, Power
  • Anahata (Heart chakra) – Location: On the spine, at the level of the heart, Significance: Healing, Love
  • Vishuddha (Throat chakra)- Location: On the spine, at the level of the throat, Significance: Communication
  • Ajna (Third eye chakra)- Location: Center of the forehead, Significance: Awareness
  • Sahasrara (Crown chakra)- Location: Crown of the head, Significance: Spirituality
• Cin-mudra (चिन्मुद्रा): Seal of consciousness; a common mudra (hand gesture) used during meditation by bringing the index finger towards the thumb, keeping the remaining fingers open, and resting the palms on the knees.
• Chit/Citt (चित् ): Divine consciousness; the awareness of the atman or brahman, awakening to the ultimate reality.
• Chitta/Citta (चित्त): The mind; the human mind which is conscious before attaining Chit or Citt (divine consciousness).

D

• Darshana (दर्शन): Seeing, viewing; literally and metaphorically speaking. Darshana is the way of viewing the world. There are six worldly views according to the Hindu philosophy, out of which, Yoga Darshana comprises the sutras (sayings) of Patanjali.
• Deva (देव): God, male deity; literally translated as ‘he who is shining’. There are many devas in Indian mythology, such as Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Krishna, Indra, etc.
• Devi (देवी): Goddess, female deity; literally translated as ‘she who is shining’. Some of the Indian goddesses include Saraswati, Parvati, Lakshmi, and Kaali.
• Dharana (धारणा ): Focus, holding; the sixth anga (limb) of ashtanga yoga that is the practice of steadying the mind, preparing it for the seventh limb, which is dhyana (meditation).
• Dharma (धर्म): Duty, purpose, virtue; Dharma is the opposite of Karma. It signifies the sense of righteousness or the spiritual pathways one is supposed to follow to uphold truth and attain yogic healing.
• Dhyana (ध्याना): Meditation; the seventh anga (limb) of ashtanga yoga that calms that unites the mind, body, and soul with tranquility, inner peace, and self-awareness.
• Diksha (दीक्षा): Initiation, commencement, inception; an act of inducing a disciple into yoga practice, predominantly kriya yoga.
• Drishti (दृष्टि): Vision, sight; Drishti is a focused gaze at a point at the tip of the nose or between the eyebrows to steady the mind during meditation.
• Dukha (दुख): Sorrow, sadness, discomfort; the suffering endured by humans throughout their lives until they get moksha (divine relief) from the shackles of the body. The darkness of Dukha can be fought only with the light of jnana (knowledge) and pratyahara (sensory restraint).

E

• Eka (एक): One; often used in yoga to specify the movement of a single limb. For example, Eka Pada Rajakapotasana means one-leg pigeon pose.

G

• Gayatri mantra (गायत्रीमंत्र): A universal prayer and a Vedi mantra chanted in the morning, particularly during sunrise. Learn more about this mantra here.
• Guna (गुण): Quality; guna refers to the good qualities and virtues of a human being.

H

• Hatha ( हठ): The word Hatha is made of ‘ha’ which means the Sun and ‘tha’, which means the moon. When practicing Hatha yoga, both the Sun and Moon energies within you get balanced, thus cleansing and energizing your body.
• Hatha Yoga (हठयोग): Forceful yoga; an umbrella term used for any type of yoga that involves physical movement, postures, and breath control. Learn more about Hatha Yoga.

I

• Ida nadi (इडानाडि): Moon channel; Ida Nadi symbolizes the lunar energy channel in your body that is on the left (ida) side of Sushumna Nadi; the central energy channel linked with your parasympathetic nervous system.
• Ishvara (ईश्वर): Lord, God; refers either to Brahma, the creator of the universe, or a transcendental being, according to Patanjali.
• ISHTA Yoga (इष्टयोग): A blended yoga style of the ancient and contemporary schools. ISHTA is the acronym for the ‘Integrated Science of Hatha, Tantra, and Ayurveda’.

J

• Jnana Yoga (ज्ञानयोग): Yoga of knowledge; one of the four main branches of yoga that helps you tread a path of intellect and wisdom through the power of meditation.
• Japa (जप): Chanting, muttering; the recitation of a prayer.
• Jivatman/Jiva-atman (जीवात्मन्): The self; the individual consciousness, which is the opposite of paramatman (the ultimate self).

K

• Karma Yoga (कर्मयोग): Yoga of action; one of the four main branches of yoga that focuses on doing good for others through service and selfless actions.
• Kriya (क्रिया): Action; refers to a completed effort or physical action.
• Kriya Yoga (क्रियायोग): Kriya Yoga is one of the simpler yoga styles involving pranayama, meditation, and simple living.
• Kundalini Shakti (कुण्डलिनी शक्ति): Coiled power; Kundalini shakti refers to the serpent energy or spirit that lays dormant in the Muladhara chakra (root chakra).

L

• Laya Yoga (लययोग): An advanced form of Tantric yoga that involves awakening the kundalini shakti to dissolve all the chakras into one.
• Linga (लिङ्ग): Sign, symbol; the phallus symbol believed to be an abstract representation of Lord Shiva.

M

• Manas (मनस् ): Mind; the lower level of consciousness and intelligence that is aware of vijnana (worldly knowledge) as opposed to jnana (spiritual wisdom).
• Mantra (मंत्र): Chant; the repeated utterance of a prayer or a sacred word like om. A mantra helps you focus during mediation and connect on a deeper level with the ultimate being.
• Marman (मर्मन्): Spot; a significant bindu (spot) in the body where energy is either accumulated or blocked.
• Mudra (मुद्रा): Hand gesture, seal; the various positions in which you arrange your hands and fingers during yoga practice or meditation.

N

• Nadi (नाडि): Tube, channel; the energy channels which flow through your body, namely, Ida Nadi (left channel), Sushumna Nadi (central channel), and Pingala Nadi (right channel).
• Niyama (नियम): Observances; the second limb that belongs to Patanjali’s eightfold path for enlightenment, which dictates the rules for living right. The five niyamas are saucha (purity), santosha (contentment), tapas (self-discipline), Svadhyaya (self-study), and ishvara pranidhana (surrendering to the divine).

O

• Ojas (ओजस् ): Energy, vitality; the raw, pure energy produced by the practice of discipline, especially brahmacharya (celibacy).

P

• Paramatman (परमात्मन्): The ultimate self; the supreme, transcendental self that represents the ultimate reality. Paramatman is revealed to you through the practice of yoga.
• Pingala Nadi (पिङ्गलानाडि): The solar energy channel in your body that is on the right side of Sushumna Nadi; the central energy channel which flows up your spinal column, through all the seven chakras.
• Pranayama (प्राणायाम): Breath control, breath expansion; pranayama is one of the basic and vital breathing exercises which acts as a preparatory practice for other asanas. It can be interpreted in two ways: controlling your breath or letting your breath control you.
  1. Prana (life force energy) + Yama (control)
  2. Parana (life force energy) + Ayama (expansion)

R

• Raja yoga (राजयोग): Royal yoga; one of the four main branches of yoga, Raja yoga helps you develop all the qualities of a king by combining Bhakti yoga, Jnana yoga, and Karma yoga.

S

• Samadhi (समाधि): Together, complete; samadhi is the final step in yoga, as per Patanjali’s Yoga sutras. It can be defined as the pinnacle of inner peace and self-awareness, which allows the yogi to unite with the universal consciousness.
• Sanyasin (सन्न्यासिन्): Sage, monk; someone who has renounced all worldly comforts and desires.
• Shakti (शक्ति): Power; the feminine aspect of the ultimate reality.
• Shiva (शिव): Benign, kind, divine; the Hindu god of destruction and restoration.
• Sushumna Nadi (सुषुम्नानाडि): Main central channel; the channel of energy that runs through the center of your spine. The purpose of Hatha yoga is to redirect the Ha/Pingala/Solar energy and Tha/Ida/Lunar energy to the Sushumna Nadi so you attain the deepest form of mediation and bliss.
• Swapna (स्वप्न): Dream; Puranas (ancient history) refer to swapna as a dream, which could be true-sensed, rich-sensed, or senseless.

T

• Tantra (तन्त्र): Loom, weave; tantra is a metaphorical term used to describe how various teachings and traditions are weaved in together as “threads” into a discipline or text.
• Tapas (तपस्): Warmth, Penance; Tapas could either mean ‘heat’ or the long periods of meditation (without food or sleep) sages used to observe to appease the gods.

U

• Upanishad (उपनिषद्): The centuries-old sacred Hindu scriptures. when translated literally, Upanishad means ‘sitting down in proximity’. This term was coined because the disciples used to sit next to the teacher to receive knowledge.

If you are still in the early stages of getting a hold of Sanskrit, recording a yoga journal may make it easier for you to keep track of the words you are learning each day.

Learning Sanskrit not only opens the gates of a sublime culture steeped in rich wisdom, but will also help you experience yoga at levels you could never have imagined before.

Happy learning!

English	Sanskrit संस्कृतम् (saṃskṛtam)
I	अहम् (ahám)
you (singular)	त्वम् (tvám)
he	स (sá)
we	वयम् (vayám)
you (plural)	यूयम् (yūyám)
they	ते (té)
this	इदम् (idám)
that	तत् (tát)
here	अत्र (átra)
there	तत्र (tátra)
who	क (ká)
what	किम् (kím)
where	कुत्र (kútra)
when	कदा (kadā́)
how	कथम् (kathám)
not	न (ná)
all	सर्व (sárva)
many	बहु (bahú)
some	किञ्चिद् (kíñcid)
few	अल्प (álpa)
other	अन्य (anyá)
one	एक (éka)
two	द्वि (dví)
three	त्रि (trí)
four	चतुर् (cátur)
five	पञ्ज (páñcan)
big	महत् (mahát)
long	दीर्घ (dīrghá)
wide	उरु (urú)
thick	घन (ghaná)
heavy	गुरु (gurú)
small	अल्प (álpa)
short	ह्रस्व (hrasvá)
narrow	अंहु (aṃhú)
thin	तनु (tanú)
woman	स्त्री (strī́)
man (adult male)	पुरुष (púruṣa), नर (nára)
man (human being)	मनुष्य (manuṣyá)
child	बाल (bā́la), शिशु (śíśu)
wife	भार्या॑ (bhāryā́)
husband	पति (páti)
mother	मातृ (mā́tṛ)
father	पितृ (pitṛ́)
animal	पशु (páśu)
fish	मत्स्य (mátsya)
bird	वि (ví)
dog	श्वानः (śvánah)
louse	यूका (yūkā)
snake	सर्प (sarpá)
worm	कृमि (kṛmi)
tree	वृक्ष (vrkṣá)
forest	वन (vána)
stick	दण्ड (daṇḍá)
fruit	फल (phála)
seed	भीज (bī́ja)
leaf	पत्त्र (páttra)
root	मूल (mū́la)
bark (of a tree)	त्वच् (tvác)
flower	पुष्प (púṣpa)
grass	तृण (tṛṇa)
rope	रज्जु (rájju)
skin	चर्मन् (cárman)
meat	मांस (māṃsá)
blood	असृज् (ásṛj)
bone	अस्थि (ásthi)
fat (noun)	पीवस् (pī́vas), मेदस् (médas)
egg	अण्ड (aṇḍa)
horn	शृङ्ग (ṡṛṅgá)
tail	पुच्छ (púccha)
feather	पर्ण (parṇá)
hair	केश (kéśa)
head	शिरस् (śíras)
ear	कर्ण (kárṇa)
eye	अक्षि (ákṣi)
nose	नासिक (nā́sika)
mouth	मुख (múkha)
tooth	दत्/दन्त (dát/dánta)
tongue (organ)	जिह्व/जिह्वा (jihvá/jihvā́)
fingernail	नख (nakhá)
foot	पद (padá)
leg	जङ्घ (jáṅgha)
knee	जानु (jā́nu)
hand	हस्त (hásta), पाणि (pāṇí)
wing	पक्ष (pakṣá)
belly	उदर (udára)
guts	गुद (gudá)
neck	कण्ठ (kaṇṭhá)
back	पृष्ठ (pṛṣṭhá)
breast	स्तन (stána)
heart	हृद् (hṛd), हृदय (hṛdaya)
liver	यकृत् (yákṛt)
to drink	पा – पिबति (pā – píbati)
to eat	अद् – अत्ति (ad – átti)
to bite	दंश् – दंशति (daṃś – dáṃśati)
to suck	धे – धयति (dhe – dháyati)
to spit	ष्ठिव् – ष्ठिवति/ष्ठीव्यति (ṣṭiv – ṣṭívati/ṣṭhī́vyati)
to vomit	वम् – वमति (vam – vámati)
to blow	वा – वाति (vā – vā́ti)
to breathe	अन् – अनिति (an- ániti)
to laugh	स्मि – स्मयते (smi – smáyate), हस्- हसति (has – hásati)
to see	पश्- पश्यति (paś – páśyati; only in the present system), दृश् (dṛś; everywhere else)
to hear	श्रु- शृणोति (śru – śṛṇóti)
to know	ज्ञा- जानाति (jñā – jānā́ti)
to think	मन्- मनुते (man – manuté), चिन्त् – चिन्तयति (cint – cintayati)
to smell	घ्रा- जिघ्रति (ghrā – jíghrati)
to fear	भी – बिभेति (bhī – bibhéti)
to sleep	स्वप्- स्वपिति (svap – svápiti)
to live	जीव्- जीवति (jīv – jī́vati)
to die	मृ – म्रियते (mṛ – mriyáte)
to kill	हन् – हन्ति (han – hánti)
to fight	युध् – युध्यते (yudh – yúdhyate)
to hunt	मृग् – मृगयते (mṛga – mṛgáyate)
to hit	हन् – हन्ति (han – hánti), तड् – ताडयति (taḍ – tāḍáyati)
to cut	कृत् – कृन्तति (kṛt – kṛntáti)
to split	भिद्- भिनत्ति (bhid – bhinátti)
to stab	व्यध्- विधति (vyadh – vídhyati)
to scratch	लिख् – – लिखति (likh – likháti)
to dig	खन् – खनति (khan – khánati)
to swim	प्लु- प्लवते (plu – plávate)
to fly	पत् – पतति (pat – pátati)
to walk	इ – एति (i – éti), गम् – गच्छति (gam – gácchati)
to come	आगम् – आगच्छति (āgam – ā́gacchati)
to lie (as in a bed)	शी- शेते (śī – śéte)
to sit	सद् – सीदति (sad – sī́dati)
to stand	स्था – तिष्ठति (sthā – tíṣṭhati)
to turn (intransitive)	वृत् – वर्तते (vṛt – vártate)
to fall	पद् – पद्यते (pad – pádyate)
to give	दा – ददाति (dā – dádāti)
to hold	धृ – धरति (dhṛ – dhárati)
to squeeze	मृद् – मृद्नाति (mṛd – mṛdnā́ti)
to rub	घृष् – घर्षति (ghṛṣ – ghárṣati)
to wash	क्षल् – क्षालयति (kṣal – kṣā́layati)
to wipe	मृज् – मार्ष्टि (mṛj – mā́rṣṭi)
to pull	कृष् – कर्षति (kṛṣ – kárṣati)
to push	नुद् – नुदति (nud – nudáti)
to throw	क्षिप् – क्षिपति (kṣip – kṣipáti)
to tie	बन्ध् – बध्नाति (bandh – badhnā́ti)
to sew	सिव् – सीव्यति (siv – sī́vyati)
to count	गण् – गणयति (gaṇ – gáṇayati), कल् – कलते (kal – kálate)
to say	वच् – वक्ति (vac – vákti)
to sing	गै- गायति (gāi – gā́yati )
to play	दिव् – दीव्यति (div – dī́vyati)
to float	प्लु – प्लवते (plu – plávate)
to flow	सृ – सरति (sṛ – sárati), क्षर् – क्षरति (kṣar -kṣárati)
to freeze	श्यै – शीयते (śyāi – śī́yate)
to swell	श्वि – श्वयति (śvi – śváyati)
sun	सूर्य (sū́rya)
moon	मास (mā́sa), चन्द्रमस् (candramas), चन्द्र (candra)
star	नक्षत्र (nákshatra), स्तृ (stṛ)
water	जल (jalá), वारि (vā́ri)
rain	वर्ष (varṣá)
river	नदी (nadī́)
lake	सरस् (sáras)
sea	उदधि (udadhí)
salt	लवण (lavaṇá)
stone	अश्मन् (aśman)
sand	पांसु (pāṃsú), शिकता (síkatā)
dust	रेणु (reṇú)
earth	क्षम् (kṣám), पृथिवी (pṛithivī́)
cloud	नभस् (nábhas), मेघ (meghá)
fog	मिह् (míh)
sky	आकाश (ā́kā́śa)
wind	वायु (vāyú), वात (vā́ta)
snow	हिम (himá), तुषार (tuṣāra), तुहिन (tuhina)
ice	हिम (himá)
smoke	धूम (dhūmá)
fire	अग्नि (agní)
ash	आस (ā́sa)
to burn	दहति (dahati)
road	अध्वन् (ádhvan), मार्ग (mārga), रथ्या (rathyā)
mountain	गिरि (girí), पर्वत (párvata)
red	रक्त (rakta), रोहित (róhita)
green	हरित् (harít)/हरित (harita), पालााश (pā́lāśa)/पलााश (palāśa)
yellow	पीत (pīta)/पीतल (pītala)
white	श्वेत (śvetá)
black	कृष्ण (kṛṣṇá)
night	रात्र (rātrá)
day	द्यु (dyú), अहर् (áhar)
year	वर्ष (varṣá), संवत्सर (saṃvatsara)/संवत् (saṃvat)
warm	तप्त (taptá), घर्म (gharmá)
cold	शीत (śītá)
full	पूर्ण (pūrṇá)
new	नव (náva), नूतन (nū́tana)
old	जीर्ण (jīrṇá), वृद्ध (vr̥ddhá)
good	वसु (vásu), भद्र (bhadrá)
bad	पाप (pāpá)
rotten	पूति (pū́ti)
dirty	मलिन (malina), समल (samala)
straight	ऋजु (r̥jú)
round	वृत्त (vr̥ttá), वर्तुल (vartula)
sharp (as a knife)	तीक्ष्ण (tīkṣṇá)
dull (as a knife)	कुण्ठ (kuṇṭha)
smooth	श्लक्ष्ण (ślakṣṇá), स्निग्ध (snigdhá)
wet	आर्द्र (ārdrá), क्लिन्न (klinná)
dry	शुष्क (śúṣka)
correct	शुद्ध (śuddhá), सत्य (satyá)
near	नेद (neda, adj.), प्रति (prati, prep.)
far	दूर (dūrá)
right	दक्षिण (dákṣiṇa)

The striking similarities in Sanskrit and Russian indicate that during some period of history, the speakers of the two languages lived close together.

When was the last time you had a shot of vodka? Well, next time you have one, remember that this Russian word has its origins in the Vedic Sanskrit word for water – udaka.

The classical Sanskrit word for water is jal and is familiar to most Indians. But the fact that the Russian word for water voda is closer to the Vedic Sanskrit word points to the close – and ancient – kinship between the two languages.

While it is commonly known that both languages belong to the Indo-European family of languages, most people believe the relation between Russian and Sanskrit is as distant as that between Persian and Sanskrit or Latin and Sanskrit. Linguist and author W.R. Rishi writes in his book ‘India & Russia: Linguistic & Cultural Affinity’ that Russian and Sanskrit share a deeper connection.

According to Rishi, the relation between these two languages is very close and correspondence between these two languages is so minute that it cannot be attributed to mere chance. “The facts…lead us to conclude that during some period of history the speakers of Sanskrit and Russian lived close together.”

Rishi points to another feature of the Indo-European languages – the power to form compounds of various words. Such compounds have been carried on from Indo-European to Greek, Sanskrit and Old Church Slavonic.

The origin of the Russian word gorod (Old Slavonic grad) meaning ‘city’ can also be traced. In ancient Russia and in India the cities were built to serve as forts for protection and defence against aggression from an enemy. The corresponding word in Hindi is gadh which means ‘fort’. In modern Russian the suffix grad and in modern Hindi the suffix gadh are used to form names of cities: such as Leningrad (the city of Lenin), Peterograd (the city of Peter) and Bahadurgarh (the city of the brave).

The two languages have two broad similarities. One, Russian is the only European language that shares a strong common grammatical base with Sanskrit.

Secondly, both Russian and Sanskrit are pleasing to the ear. The very name ‘Sanskrit’ means carefully constructed, systematically formed, polished and refined. Colonial era linguist William Jones wrote: “Sanskrit language is of a wonder structure; more perfect than the Greek, more copious than the Latin and more exquisitely refined than either.”

Admirers of Russian are equally liberal with their praise. In a lecture at London University in March 1937, philologist and linguist N.B. Japson said: “It is nevertheless a matter of common experience that a person completely ignorant of Russian, who for the first time hears the language spoken by a native, will voluntarily exclaim: “Why, how melodious Russian sounds.” Novelist Ivan Turgenev wrote: “But it is impossible to believe that a language was not given to a great people.”

Linguist S. Zharnikova writes in Science & Life: “There are many Russian names and words in Russian the origin of which can easily be traced with the help of the Sanskrit language. For example, it is linguistically possible to find traces of the name of the Russian river Volga. Herodotus calls this river by the name of Oaros which can be best explained with the help of the purely Sanskrit word var meaning water.”

What explains the similarities? Vedic Sanskrit was spoken as late as 300 BCE but its antiquity may stretch back thousands of years from that date. Russian may either be the result of ancient Indians taking their language and culture from the banks of the Saraswati river to the banks of the Ob. The discovery of Shiva statues in Central Asia and Russia points to the spread of Hindu culture far beyond the Indian heartland.

There is the other conjecture that Vedic Sanskrit was introduced to India by blond Aryans who originated from southern Russia. This idea is popular with Europeans, including Russians, despite clear evidence that the current belief in an Aryan invasion of India was the result of a body of lies developed by English and German scholars.

While DNA evidence is gradually chipping away at the notion that Aryans brought civilisation to India, scholars such as Shrikant Talageri have analysed the Vedic texts and showed how the older books talk about places in eastern India whereas the later ones provide descriptions of the geography of northwestern India. This can only mean one thing: the ancient Indians moved into Central Asia and perhaps then on to Europe.

While it may take decades to settle the issue one way or the other, it is a fact that Vedic Hindu civilisation was spread over a great area. According to Bulgarian linguist Vladimir Georgiev, geographical names are the most important source for determining how a group of people acquire their ethnicity. This can originate through a process of self-identification or it could be the result of outside identification.

Georgiev says the most stable – or longstanding – names are that of rivers. “But in order to preserve the names it is necessary to maintain the continuity of the population, transmitting these names from generation to generation. Otherwise, new people may come and give it their own name,” he says.

Georgiev illustrates that in 1927 a detachment of geologists «discovered» the highest mountain in the Urals. The mountain was called Narada by the local population, and interestingly the ancient Indian epics describe the great sage Narada as living in the north. But since it was the 10^th anniversary of the October Revolution, the geologists decided to mark the event and rename the mountain as Narodnoy – or People. And that’s what it is now called in all geographic references and on all maps.

Luckily, many other words remain unchanged. Russian scientist and academician AI Sobolewski provides a list of Russian water bodies with Sanskrit names. In his article ‘The Names of the Rivers and Lakes of the Russian North’, he gives the names of the following rivers and lakes: Vaja (from vaja — strength), Valga (from Valgu — simple), Ira (a refreshing drink), Karak (karaka — water jar), Cala (black), Lala (lal — play), Padma (lotus), Punk (silt), Sagara (ocean), Sarah (sara — juice), Sukhona (suhana — easy) and Harina (goose).

The uncanny similarities between Sanskrit and Russian clearly indicate a close kinship between the two nations in the distant past. That could explain why Indians and Russians get along so easily compared with any other nation. For, both nations are sisters under the skin. As the science of language and DNA studies progress, more secrets will tumble out, providing us a better picture of the past.

NO MERE CHANCE

Russian	Sanskrit	English
Naš	Nas	Ours
Svoi	Sva	One’s own
Ty	Tvam	Thou
Tebya	Tva	Thou
Brov	Bhuru	Brow
Dever	Dever	Brother in law
Govorit	Gavati	To speak
Grabit’	Grabhati	To seize, loot
Griva	Griva	Neck
Krov	Kravya	Blood
Myaso	Mansa	Flesh
Zhizn’	Jivana	Life
Nosorog	Nasasringa	Rhinoceros
Okhotnik	Akhetika	Hunter
Nebo	Nabhas	Sky
Veter	Vata	Wind
Gora	Giri	Mountain
Bog	Bhaga	God
Pochitaniye	Pujan	Worship
Noch	Nakta	Night
Ogon	Agni	Fire
Dver	Dvara	Door
Soyuz	Samyoga	Union

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This is a list of English words of Sanskrit origin. Most of these words were not directly borrowed from Sanskrit. The meaning of some words have changed slightly after being borrowed.

Both languages belong to the Indo-European language family and have numerous cognate terms. Innumerous words like «Mortal», «Feet», «End», «Path», «Mother», «Father» and the names of the numbers 1-10 are cognates of English and Sanskrit, along with other Indo-European languages like German, Latin, French or Persian. However, this list is strictly of the words which is taken from Sanskrit:

A[edit]

Ambarella

through Sinhala: ඇඹරැල්ලා æmbarællā ultimately from Sanskrit: अम्बरेल्ला, a kind of tree.^[1]

Aniline

through German: Anilin, French: Aniline and Portuguese: Anil from Arabic النيل al-nili and Persian نیلا nila, ultimately from Sanskrit नीली nili.^[2]

Aryan

from Sanskrit आर्य ārya, “noble; noble one” though it originally stems from the Proto-Indo-Iranian autonym *áryas. First attested in English in 1839, it was likely coined as a loan from earlier scholars in Europe writing in German and French who in turn borrowed directly from Sanskrit. ^[3][4][5]

Atoll

through Dhivehi : އަތޮޅު possibly from Sanskrit अन्तला antalā, interior, though there are other theories. ^[6]

Aubergine

from French aubergine, in Catalan albergínia, via Arabic بَاتِنْجَان bātinjān and Persian بادنجان bâdenjân ultimately from Sanskrit वातिगगम vātigagama,^[7] meaning eggplant or aubergine.

Avatar

from Sanskrit अवतार avatāra, which means «descent», an avatar refers to the human incarnation of God during times of distress on earth. Thus, Krishna and Rāma were both avatars of Vishnu, who also manifested himself as an avatar many other times, ten of which are considered the most significant.^[8]

B[edit]

Bandana

from Sanskrit बन्धन bandhana, «a bond».

Banyan

from Hindi baniyaa ultimately from Sanskrit वणिज्‌ vaṇij, which means «a merchant».^[9]

Basmati

through Hindi बासमती ultimately from Sanskrit वास vāsa.^[10]

Bahuvrihi

from Sanskrit बहुव्रीहि bahuvrīhih, a composite word, meaning ‘much rice’.^[11]

Bidi

through Hindi बीड़ी ultimately from Sanskrit वितिक vitika.^[12]

Bhakti

from Sanskrit भक्ति «bhakti», portion or more importantly, devotion.

Brinjal

from Portuguese bringella or beringela, from Persian بادنجان badingān, probably from Sanskrit vātiṅgaṇa.^[13]

Buddha

from Sanskrit बुद्ध buddha, which means «awakened, enlightened», refers to Siddhartha Gautama, founder of Buddhism. Also refers to one who is enlightened in accordance with the teachings of Buddha or a likeness of Buddha.^[14]

C[edit]

Candy

Middle English candi, crystallized cane sugar, short for sugre-candi, partial translation of Old French sucre candi, ultimately from Arabic sukkar qandī : sukkar, sugar + qandī, consisting of sugar lumps (from qand, lump of crystallized sugar, from an Indic source akin to Pali kaṇḍa-, from Sanskrit खाण्डक khaṇḍakaḥ, from khaṇḍaḥ, piece, fragment, perhaps of Munda origin).^[15]

Carmine and Crimson

From Arabic word Kirmiz(evolved in French later),from Sanskrit कृमि kṛmi meaning «worm».

Cashmere

1680s, «shawl made of cashmere wool», from the old spelling of Kashmir, Himalayan kingdom where wool was obtained from long-haired goats.^[16]

Chakram

from Sanskrit चक्रं Cakram, a circular throwing weapon

Cheetah

which is from Sanskrit चित्रस chitra-s «uniquely marked».^[17]

Chintz

from Hindi chint, from Sanskrit chitra-s «clear, bright».^[18]

Chukar

via Hindi चकोर cakor and Urdu چکور chukar ultimately from Sanskrit चकोर cakorah.^[19]

Chukker

from Hindi चक्कर and Urdu چکرchakkar, from Sanskrit चक्र cakra, «a circle, a wheel».^[20]

Citipati

from Sanskrit चिति पति citi-pati, which means «a funeral pyre lord».^[21]

Cot

from Hindi खाट khaat «a couch», which is from Sanskrit खट्वा khatva.^[22]

Copra

from Portuguese copra (16c.), from koppara (cognate with Hindi khopra) «coconut»; related to Hindi khopri «skull», from Sanskrit kharparah «skull».^[23]

Cowrie

from Hindi कौड़ी kauri and Urdu کمتدب kauri, from Marathi कवडी kavadi, which is ultimately from Sanskrit कपर्द kaparda.^[24]

Crimson

from Old Spanish cremesin, via Medieval Latin cremesinus from Persian قرمز qirmiz «a kermes», which is ultimately from Sanskrit कृमिज krmi-ja literally: «red dye produced by a worm».^[25]

Crocus

from Greek κρόκος crocus, via Semitic languages (e.g. Hebrew כרכום karkōm, Aramaic ܟܘܪܟܡܐ kurkama, Persian كركم kurkum, which mean saffron or saffron yellow^[26]); ultimately from Sanskrit कुङ्कुमं kunkumam.^[27]

D[edit]

Dal

through Hindi दाल dāl ultimately from Sanskrit दल dala, meaning cotyledon of a pea pod, a type of Indian food; also refers to lentils.^[28]

Das

from Sanskrit दास daasa, a slave or servant.^[29] See also Dasa.

Datura

through Latin and Hindi: धतूरा dhatūra «jimson weed» ultimately from Sanskrit धत्तूरा dhattūrā, a kind of flowering plant.^[30]

Deodar

through Hindi देओदार deodār ultimately from Sanskrit देवदारु devadāru, a kind of tree.^[31]

Deva

from Sanskrit देव deva, which means «a god», akin to Latin deus, «god».^[32]

Devi

from Sanskrit देवी devi, which means «a goddess».^[33]

Dharma

from Sanskrit: धर्म dharma; akin to Latin: firmus, meaning «conformity to one’s duty and nature» and «divine law».^[34]

Dhoti

via Hindi dhotī (Hindi: धोती) ultimately from Sanskrit dhautī (Sanskrit: धौती) which means ‘to wash’, a traditional male garment used in India. Material tied around the waist that covers most of the legs.^[35]

Dinghy

from Hindi दिन्गी dingi «a tiny boat», probably from Sanskrit द्रोण drona.^[36]

Dvandva

is a Sanskrit technical term literally meaning «a pair».^[37]

G[edit]

Ganja

via Hindi गांजा (gaanja or «hemp»), ultimately from Sanskrit गञ्जा (gañjā or «hemp»).^[38]

Gharry

via Hindi word gādī (Hindi: गाड़ी) which is ultimately derived from Sanskrit word garta (Sanskrit: गर्त) which means ‘chariot’.^[39]

Ginger

from Old English gingifer, gingiber, from Late Latin gingiber, from Latin zingiberi, from Greek zingiberis, from Prakrit (Middle Indic) singabera, from Sanskrit श्रङ्गवेर śrngavera, from śrnga «horn» + vera- «body», although, it may have derived instead from Tamil word «Inchi» (இஞ்சி).^[40]

Gondwana

from two Sanskrit words, goṇḍa (Devanagari: गोण्ड) which means ‘Gondi people or mountaineers’ and vana (Devanagari: वन) which means ‘forest’.

Guar

through Hindi गार ultimately from Sanskrit गोपाली gopālī, an annual legume.^[41]

Gunny

via Persian گونی «Gooni» a burlap sack and Hindi गोनी, ultimately from Sanskrit गोणी goni «sack».^[42]

Gurkha

via Nepalese गोर्खा ultimately from Sanskrit गोरक्ष goraksa, «a cowherd».^[43]

Guru

via Hindi गुरु ultimately from Sanskrit गुरु guru, which means «a teacher».^[44]

J[edit]

Jackal

from Turkish çakal, from Persian شغال shaghal, from Middle Indic shagal, ultimately from Sanskrit शृगाल srgala «the howler».^[45]

Jaggery

via Portuguese jágara, jagre and Malayalam ഛക്കര chakkara, ultimately from Sanskrit शर्करा śarkarā.^[46]

Java

originally a kind of coffee grown on Java and nearby islands of modern Indonesia. By early 20c. it meant coffee generally. The island name is shortened from Sanskrit Yavadvipa «Island of Barley», from yava «barley» + dvipa «island».^[47]

Juggernaut

through Odia ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ Jagannatha ultimately from Sanskrit जगन्नाथ jagat-natha-s, which means «lord of the world».^[48]

Jungle

through Hindi जंगल jangal «a desert, forest»; also Persian جنگل jangal meaning forest; ultimately from Sanskrit जङ्गल jangala, which means «arid».^[49]

Jute

from Sanskrit जुत juta-s, which means «twisted hair».^[50]

K[edit]

Karma

from Sanskrit कर्मन् karman, which means «action».^[51]

Kedgeree

probably ultimately from Sanskrit कृशर krśara.^[52]

Kermes

via French: Kermès, and Persian قرمز qermez; perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit: कृमिज kṛmija meaning «worm-made».^[53]

L[edit]

Lac

through Urdu لاکھ, Persian لاک and Hindi लाख lakh from Prakrit लक्ख lakkha, ultimately from Sanskrit लाक्षा lākṣā, meaning lac.^[54]

Lacquer

through French: Laque and Portuguese: Laca from Arabic لك lakk,लाख in Hindi, via Prakrit ultimately from Sanskrit लाक्षा lākṣā.^[55]

Langur

through Hindi लुट lut probably ultimately from Sanskrit लङ्गूल langūla.^[56]

Lilac

via Arabic للك lilak from Persian نیلک nilak meaning «bluish», ultimately from Sanskrit नील nila, which means «dark blue».^[57]

Loot

ultimately from Sanskrit लुण्टा lota-m or लुण्ठति luṇṭhati meaning «he steals» through Hindi लूट lūṭ, which means «a booty, stolen thing».^[58]

M[edit]

Maharajah

through Hindi महाराजा ultimately from Sanskrit महाराजा mahā-rājā, which means «a great king».^[59]

Maharani

through Hindi महारानी finally from Sanskrit महाराज्ञी mahārājnī, which means «consort of a maharajah».^[60]

Maharishi

from Sanskrit महर्षि maha-rishi, which means «a great sage».^[61]

Mahatma

from Sanskrit महात्मा mahatma, which means «a great breath, soul».^[62]

Mahayana

from Sanskrit महायान maha-yana, which means «a great vehicle».^[63]

Mahout

via Hindi माहुत (variant of महावत) ultimately from Sanskrit महामात्रः mahāmātrah.^[64]

Mandala

from Sanskrit मण्डल mandala, which means «a disc, circle».^[65]

Mandarin

via Portuguese mandarim, Dutch mandarijn, Malay mantri or menteri, and Hindi मंत्री mantri «a councillor» ultimately from Sanskrit मन्त्रिन् mantri, which means «an advisor».^[66]

Mantra

from Sanskrit मन्त्र mantra-s which means «a holy message or text».^[67]

Maya

from Sanskrit माया māyā, a religious term related with illusion.^[68]

Moksha

from Sanskrit मोक्ष moksha, liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth.^[69]

Mugger

via Hindi मगर and Urdu مگر magar ultimately from Sanskrit मकर makara («sea creature»), like a crocodile, which attacks stealthily.^[70]

Mung bean

through Hindi मुग mū̃g and Pali/Prakrit मुग्ग mugga ultimately from Sanskrit मुद्ग mudga, a kind of bean.^[71]

Musk

via Middle English muske, Middle French Musc, Late Latin Muscus and Late Greek μόσχος moskhos from Persian موشک mushk, ultimately from Sanskrit मुस्क muska meaning «a testicle», from a diminutive of मुस mus («mouse»).^[72][73][74]

Mynah

through Hindi मैना maina ultimately from Sanskrit मदन madana-s, which means «love».^[75]

N[edit]

Nainsook

through Hindi नैनसुख nainsukh ultimately from Sanskrit नयनसुख nayana-sukha, meaning «pleasing to the eyes».^[76]

Nard

through Old French narde and Latin nardus from Greek νάρδος nardos, perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit नलद nalada.^[77]

Narghile

through French Narguilé and Persian نارگيله nārghīleh ultimately from Sanskrit नारिकेल nārikela.^[78]

Nark

probably from Romany nak «a nose», via Hindi नक nak ultimately from Sanskrit नक्र‌ nakra.^[79]

Neem

through Hindi नीम nīm ultimately from Sanskrit निम्ब nimba, a kind of tree.^[80]

Nilgai

through Hindi नीलगाय nīlgāy lit., blue cow ultimately from Sanskrit नीलगौ nīla-gau, an ox-like animal.^[81]

Nirvana

from Sanskrit निर्वाण nirvāṇa which means «extinction, disappearance».^[82]

O[edit]

Opal

through French opalle from Latin opalus from Greek ὀπάλλιος opallios, probably ultimately from Sanskrit उपल upala.^[83]

Orange

through Old French orenge, Medieval Latin orenge and Italian arancia from Arabic نارنج naranj, via Persian نارنگ narang and Sanskrit नारङ्ग naranga-s meaning «an orange tree», derived from proto-Dravidian.^[84]

P[edit]

Pal

1788, from Romany (English Gypsy) pal «brother, comrade», variant of continental Romany pral, plal, phral, probably from Sanskrit bhrata «brother» ^[85]

Palanquin

via Odia word pālankī (Odia:ପାଲଙ୍କି) which is ultimately derived from Sanskrit पल्यङ्क palyanka which means ‘bed’ or ‘couch’.

Parcheesi

1800, from Hindi pachisi, from pachis «twenty-five» (highest throw of the dice), from Sanskrit panca «five» ^[86]

Pepper

Old English pipor, from an early West Germanic borrowing of Latin piper «pepper», from Greek piperi, probably (via Persian) from Middle Indic pippari, from Sanskrit pippali «long pepper».^[87]

Punch

via Sanskrit पञ्च pancha, meaning «five». The original drink was made from five ingredients: alcohol, sugar, lemon, water, and tea or spices.^[88] (The other senses of ‘punch’ are unrelated.)

Pundit

via Sanskrit पण्डित paṇdita, meaning «learned». A person who offers to mass media their opinion or commentary on a particular subject area.^[89]

R[edit]

Raita

ultimately from Sanskrit राजिका rājikā via Hindi रायता rāytā, a south Asian condiment and side dish made of yogurt and vegetables.^[90]

Raj

through Hindi राज and Pali/Prakrit रज्ज rajja ultimately from Sanskrit राज्य rājya, which means «a king» or «kingdom». Raj means kingdom or domain of a ruler.^[91]

Rajah

through Hindi राज from Sanskrit राजन् rājān, which means «a king».^[92]

Ramtil

through Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit रामतिल rāmatila, which means «a dark sesame».^[93]

Rani

through Hindi रानी ultimately from Sanskrit राज्ञी rājnī, consort of a rajah.^[94]

Rice

via Old French ris and Italian riso from Latin oriza, which is from Greek ὄρυζα oryza, through an Indo-Iranian tongue finally from Sanskrit व्रीहि vrihi «rice», ultimately derived from proto-Dravidian arisi.^[95]

Rupee

through Hindi रुपया rupiyā ultimately from Sanskrit रूप्यक rūpyaka, an Indian silver coin.^[96]

S[edit]

Saccharide

via Latin Saccharon and Greek σάκχαρον from Pali सक्खर sakkharā, ultimately from Sanskrit शर्करा sarkarā.^[97]

Sambal

through Afrikaans, Indonesian and Tamil சம்பல் campāl ultimately from Sanskrit सम्बार sambhārei.^[98]

Sambar

through Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit शंबरः śambarah, a kind of Asian deer.^[99]

Sandalwood

via Middle English sandell, Old French sandale, Medieval Latin sandalum, Medieval Greek σανδάλιον sandalion (diminutive of σάνδαλον sandalon) and Arabic and Persian صندل; ultimately from Sanskrit चन्दन candana meaning «wood for burning incense».^[100]

Sapphire

via Old French saphir, Latin sapphirus and Greek σάπφειρος sappheiros from a Semitic tongue (c.f. Hebrew: ספיר sapir); possibly the ultimate origin is Sanskrit शनिप्रिय sanipriya which literally means «sacred to Saturn (Shani)».^[101]

Sari

through Hindi साड़ी sari and Prakrit सदि sadi, finally from Sanskrit सति sati «garment».^[102]

Shampoo

via Anglo-Indian shampoo and Hindi चाँपो champo from Sanskrit चपयति capayati, which means «kneads».^[103]

Shawl

from Persian شال shal, finally from Sanskrit शाटी śāṭī, which means «a strip of cloth».^[104]

Singapore

via Malay Singapura ultimately from Sanskrit सिंहपुर simhapura, literally «the lion city».^[105]

Sri Lanka

from Sanskrit: श्री लंका which means «venerable island». It is said that Shree or Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, resides there.

Sugar

through Old French sucre, Italian zucchero, Medieval Latin succarum, Arabic: سكر sukkar and Persian: شکر shakar ultimately from Sanskrit शर्करा śarkara which means «ground or candied sugar» (originally «grit» or «gravel»).^[106]

Sunn

via Hindi: सुन्न ultimately from Sanskrit: सन sāna, a kind of Asian plant.^[107]

Swami

through Hindi स्वामी swami ultimately from Sanskrit स्वामी svami, which means «a master».^[108]

Swastika

from Sanskrit स्वस्तिक svastika, which means «one associated with well-being, a lucky charm».^[109]

T[edit]

Taka

via Maithili and Bengali : টাকা from Sanskrit टङ्क tanka.^[110]

Talipot

through Hindi, Indonesian and Malay talipat from Sanskrit तालपत्र tālapatra, a kind of palm.^[111]

Tank

a word originally brought by the Portuguese from India, from a Hindi source, such as Gujarati tankh «cistern, underground reservoir for water», Marathi tanken, or tanka «reservoir of water, tank». Perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit tadaga «pond, lake pool», and reinforced in later sense of «large artificial container for liquid».^[112]

Tendu

via Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit तैन्दुक tainduka.^[113]

Teapoy

via Hindi तिपाई tipāi and Urdu تپائي tipāʼī,which originated as a Sanskrit compound: त्रि (trí, «three») and पाद (pā́da, «foot»).^[114]

Thug

through Marathi ठग thag probably ultimately from Sanskrit स्थग sthaga, which means «a scoundrel».^[115]

Til

from Sanskrit तिलः tilah, a kind of plant.^[116]

Toddy

through Hindi तरी tari ultimately from Sanskrit तल tala-s, a Dravidian origin is also probable.^[117]

Toon

through Hindi तुन tūn ultimately from Sanskrit तुन्न tunna, a kind of tree.^[118]

Tope

through Hindi टॉप ṭop probably from Prakrit थुपो thūpo, finally from Sanskrit स्तूप stūpa.^[119]

Tutty

through Middle English tutie, Old French, Medieval Latin tūtia, Arabic توتي tūtiyā, and Persian توتیا ultimately from Sanskrit तुत्थ tuttha meaning «blue vitriol», a Dravidian origin is also probable.^[120]

V[edit]

Vina

ultimately from Sanskrit वीणा vīṇā through Hindi वीणा vīṇā, a kind of musical instrument.^[121]

W[edit]

Wanderoo

through Sinhala: වන්ඩෙරූ vanḍerū finally from Sanskrit वानर vānara, a kind of monkey.^[122]

Y[edit]

Yoga

through Sanskrit योग yoga-s, which means «yoke, union».^[123]

Yogi

through Hindi योगी yogi from Sanskrit योगी yogi, one who practices yoga or ascetic.^[124]

Z[edit]

Zen

through Japanese 禅 and Chinese 禪 Chán ultimately from Pali झान jhāna and Sanskrit ध्यान dhyana, which means «a meditation».^[125]

See also[edit]

• Indian English
• List of Hindu deities
• Lists of English words by country or language of origin

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Sanskrit in Freedictionary.com
• Sanskrit Dictionary containing terms of modern Spoken Sanskrit

#	Dhatu Name	English	IPA	Dhatu Meaning
1	अभ्र्	abhr	ab̤r	to go, to wander about
2	अच्	ach	at͡ʃ	to distinguish, to particularise to go to request to speak indistinctly to go to request to bend to worship to honour or to revere
3	आछ्	achh	aːt͡ʃʰ	to lengthen, to stretch, to make straight
4	अड्	ad	aɖ	to exert to try
5	अद्	ad	ad	to eat
6	अड्ड्	add	aɖɖ	to join to attack to explain the sense of to sue, to exert
7	अग्	ag	aɡ	to wind, to go
8	अघ्	agh	aɡ̤	to sin
9	अह्	ah	aɦ	to pervade
10	अज्	aj	ad͡ʒ	to go to drive to throw to make clear, to anoint, to be beautiful, to go to speak
11	अक्	ak	ak	to move tortuously
12	अक्ष्	aksh	akʂ	to pervade to reach to accumulate
13	अल्	al	al	to adorn to be competent or able
14	अम्	am	am	to be ill, to afflict with sickness to go to sound, to wait upon
15	अम्ब्	amb	amb	to sound
16	अम्बर्	ambar	ambər	to bring together
17	अण्	an	aɳ	to breathe to utter a voice, to sound
18	अन्	an	an	to breath to breathe
19	अन्ध्	andh	and̤	to become blind, to shut eyes
20	आन्द्Oल्	andol	aːndol	to swing
21	अङ्ग्	ang	aŋɡ	to go to go, to mark
22	अङ्घ्	angh	aŋɡ̤	to go to hasten to begin to blame to gamble
23	अंह्	anh	nɦ	to go to shine
24	अङ्क्	ank	aŋk	to go, to mark to mark
25	अंस्	ans	ns	to distribute to speak
26	अंश्	ansh	nʃ	to distribute
27	अन्त्	ant	ant	to bind
28	अण्ठ्	anth	aɳʈʰ	to go
29	अण्ट्ट	antta	aɳʈʈə	to despise
30	आप्	ap	aːp	to obtain to pervade, to obtain, to occupy, to reach
31	अर्ब्	arb	arb	to go, to injure, to kill
32	अर्च्	arch	art͡ʃ	to worship to worship to honour to shine to praise
33	अर्द्	ard	ard	to go to beg or request to kill, to hurt
34	अर्घ्	argh	arɡ̤	to be worth to be worth to cost
35	अर्ह्	arh	arɦ	to worship
36	अर्ज्	arj	ard͡ʒ	to procure to procure to earn
37	अर्क्	ark	ark	to praise, to heat
38	अर्थ्	arth	artʰ	to request, to beg
39	अर्व्	arv	arv	to kill
40	अस्	as	as	to be to throw
41	आस्	as	aːs	to sit, to be
42	अश्	ash	aʃ	to eat, to pervade, to heap, to obtain, to go to
43	अष्	ash	aʂ	to go, to shine, to receive
44	अट्	at	aʈ	to wander
45	अत्	at	at	to go constantly to obtain
46	अठ्	ath	aʈʰ	to go
47	अट्ट्	att	aʈʈ	to transgress to kill
48	अव्	av	av	to protect, to move, to be lovely, to please, to satisfy, to know, to enter, to hear, to own, to beg, to act, to desire, to shine, to obtain, to embrace, to kill, to take, to be, to grow
49	अवधीर्	avadhir	avd̤iːr	avādhīr to despise, to disregard
50	अय्	ay	aj	to go
51	बद्	bad	bəd	to be steady or firm
52	बाड्	bad	baːɖ	to bathe to dive
53	बध्	badh	bəd̤	to bind, to restrain to loathe to be disgusted with, to shrink from
54	बाध्	badh	baːd̤	to oppress, to torment
55	बाह्	bah	baːɦ	to endeavour
56	बल्	bal	bəl	to breath to hoard grain to breathe
57	बल्ह्	balh	bəlɦ	to be pre-eminent to speak, to shine
58	बण्	ban	bəɳ	to sound
59	बन्ध्	bandh	bənd̤	to bind, to attract, to catch, to imprison, to wear, to form, to compose, to fix on, to bear fruit
60	बंह्	banh	bənɦ	to grow, to increase
61	बर्ह्	barh	bərɦ	to be pre-eminent to speak: to kill to give to kill, to speak, to shine
62	बर्व्	barv	bərv	to go
63	बस्	bas	bəs	to stop
64	बस्त्	bast	bəst	to injure, to ask, to go
65	बेह्	beh	beɦ	to endeavour
66	भज्	bhaj	b̤əd͡ʒ	to break, to split, to interrupt, to frustrate, to disappoint to give, to cook to speak, to shine to worship to honour, to divide to be attached to, to serve
67	भाज्	bhaj	b̤aːd͡ʒ	to divide, to distribute
68	भक्ष्	bhaksh	b̤əkʂ	to eat to eat, to devour
69	भल्	bhal	b̤əl	to speak, to kill, to give to see, to behold
70	भाम्	bham	b̤aːm	to be angry to be angry
71	भण्	bhan	b̤əɳ	to speak, to call
72	भण्ड्	bhand	b̤əɳɖ	to be fortunate, to be happy, to cheat to speak, to jest, to chide
73	भन्द्	bhand	b̤ənd	to be prosperous or glad
74	भर्त्स्	bharts	b̤ərts	to menace, to reprove, to beride
75	भर्व्	bharv	b̤ərv	to kill
76	भस्	bhas	b̤əs	to censure, to blame, o shine
77	भास्	bhas	b̤aːs	to shine, to appear, to become evident
78	भष्	bhash	b̤əʂ	to bark, to revile
79	भाष्	bhash	b̤aːʂ	to speak, to say to call, to describe
80	भट्	bhat	b̤əʈ	to hire, to nourish to speak, to call
81	भेष्	bhesh	b̤eʂ	to fear, to go
82	भी	bhi	b̤iː	to fear, to be afraid of, to be anxious about
83	भिद्	bhid	b̤id	to break, to cut asunder, to transgress, to divide, to open, to cause to expand, to change, to perplex, to distinguish, to disturb, to betray, to set at variance
84	भिक्ष्	bhiksh	b̤ikʂ	to ask to beg for without obtaining, to be weary or distressed, to obtain
85	भिन्द्	bhind	b̤ind	to split, to divide
86	भ्लक्ष्	bhlaksh	b̤ləkʂ	to eat
87	भ्लाश्	bhlash	b̤laːʃ	to shine, to glitter
88	भ्लेष्	bhlesh	b̤leʂ	to shine, to glitter
89	भ्रक्ष्	bhraksh	b̤rəkʂ	to eat
90	भ्रम्	bhram	b̤rəm	to be unsteady, to wander, to totter to roam about
91	भ्रण्	bhran	b̤rəɳ	to speak
92	भ्रंश्	bhransh	b̤rənʃ	to fall, to drop down to fall down, to decrease, to escape
93	भ्रश्	bhrash	b̤rəʃ	to fall, to drop down
94	भ्राश्	bhrash	b̤raːʃ	to shine, to glitter
95	भ्रस्ज्	bhrasj	b̤rəsd͡ʒ	to fry, to roast, to parch
96	भ्रेज्	bhrej	b̤red͡ʒ	to shine, to glitter
97	भ्रेष्	bhresh	b̤reʂ	to fear, to go
98	भृ	bhri	b̤r̩	to bear, to support, to nourish, to protect, to produce, to bestow, to hire to blame, to censure, to nourish, to maintain to support, to bear, to have, to fill
99	भ्री	bhri	b̤riː	to fear, to support
100	भृज्	bhrij	b̤r̩d͡ʒ	to parch, to fry
101	भृंश्	bhrinsh	b̤r̩nʃ	to speak, to shine
102	भृश्	bhrish	b̤r̩ʃ	to fall down
103	भ्रुड्	bhrud	b̤ruɖ	to cover, to collect, to plunge
104	भ्रूण्	bhrun	b̤ruːɳ	to hope, to fear
105	भू	bhu	b̤uː	to be purified, to consider, to mix to be to obtain, to attend
106	भुज्	bhuj	b̤ud͡ʒ	to bend, to curve, to be crooked to protect, to govern, to rule
107	भूंष्	bhunsh	b̤uːnʂ	to adorn
108	भूष्	bhush	b̤uːʂ	to adorn, to decorate
109	भ्यस्	bhyas	b̤jəs	to fear
110	बिल्	bil	bil	to break to break, to split, to divide
111	बिन्द्	bind	bind	to split, to cleave, to divide
112	बिस्	bis	bis	to throw, to instigate, to go, to split, to grow
113	बिट्	bit	biʈ	to swear, to curse, to shout
114	बृह्	brih	br̩ɦ	to work, to labour
115	बृंह्	brinh	br̩nɦ	to increase, to sound
116	बृन्न्	brinn	br̩nn	to grow, to increase
117	ब्रू	bru	bruː	to speak to say to tell
118	ब्रूस्	brus	bruːs	to kill, to hurt
119	बुड्	bud	buɖ	to discharge, to cover
120	बुध्	budh	bud̤	to know, to understand, to awake, to be restored to one’s senses to know to understand to think to make known to inform to teach
121	बुक्क्	bukk	bukk	to bark, to speak to bark to sound to yelp to speak
122	बुन्द्	bund	bund	to perceive to apprehend
123	बुस्	bus	bus	to discharge, to emit
124	बुस्त्	bust	bust	to respect, to disrespect
125	ब्युस्	byus	bjus	to divide
126	चच्	chach	t͡ʃət͡ʃ	to go to shake to leap
127	चह्	chah	t͡ʃəɦ	to be wicked, to be proud, to cheat to be wicked to be proud to cheat
128	चक्	chak	t͡ʃək	to be satisfied to be satisfied, to repel to resist, to shine
129	चकास्	chakas	t͡ʃəkaːs	to shine, to be bright or prosperous
130	चक्क्	chakk	t͡ʃəkk	to suffer, to give pain
131	चक्ष्	chaksh	t͡ʃəkʂ	to speak, to tell, to see
132	चल्	chal	t͡ʃəl	to foster, to cherish to play to amuse oneself
133	चम्	cham	t͡ʃəm	to eat to eat to drink
134	चम्ब्	chamb	t͡ʃəmb	to go
135	चम्प्	champ	t͡ʃəmp	to go to go
136	चण्	chan	t͡ʃəɳ	to go, to sound
137	चन्	chan	t͡ʃən	to believe, to kill to kill
138	चण्ड्	chand	t͡ʃəɳɖ	to be angry to be angry
139	चन्द्	chand	t͡ʃənd	to be glad to shine
140	चङ्क्	chank	t͡ʃəŋk	to reel to roll
141	चप्	chap	t͡ʃəp	to console to sooth to grind
142	चर्	char	t͡ʃər	to doubt to go to walk, to graze to eat
143	चर्ब्	charb	t͡ʃərb	to go
144	चर्च्	charch	t͡ʃərt͡ʃ	to discuss, to condemn to censure to peruse, to study
145	चर्व्	charv	t͡ʃərv	to chew, to eat to browse to chop to bite to eat, to chew
146	चष्	chash	t͡ʃəʂ	to eat
147	चट्	chat	t͡ʃəʈ	to break, to rain, to cover to kill, to injure to break
148	चत्	chat	t͡ʃət	to beg, to request
149	चय्	chay	t͡ʃəj	to go
150	चाय्	chay	t͡ʃaːj	to worship, to discern
151	चेल्	chel	t͡ʃel	to shake to go
152	चेष्ट्	chesht	t͡ʃeʂʈ	to act
153	छद्	chhad	t͡ʃʰəd	to close, to conceal, to cover to conceal, to cover
154	छम्	chham	t͡ʃʰəm	to eat, to consume
155	छन्द्	chhand	t͡ʃʰənd	to cover to cover, to please, to persuade
156	छर्द्	chhard	t͡ʃʰərd	to vomit
157	छष्	chhash	t͡ʃʰəʂ	to hurt to injure, to kill
158	छट्	chhat	t͡ʃʰəʈ	to cover to veil to hide
159	छेद्	chhed	t͡ʃʰed	to divide, to cut
160	छिद्	chhid	t͡ʃʰid	to cut, to interrupt, to destroy
161	छिद्र्	chhidr	t͡ʃʰidr	to perforate, to bore
162	छीक्	chhik	t͡ʃʰiːk	to endure
163	छिल्ल्	chhill	t͡ʃʰill	to become loose to act wantonly to sport
164	छिन्ह्	chhinh	t͡ʃʰinɦ	to mark
165	छ्O	chho	t͡ʃʰo	to cut, to mow
166	छृद्	chhrid	t͡ʃʰr̩d	to kindle to kindle to shine, to play
167	छृप्	chhrip	t͡ʃʰr̩p	to kindle, to beg
168	छृष्	chhrish	t͡ʃʰr̩ʂ	to beg or request
169	छुड्	chhud	t͡ʃʰuɖ	to cover
170	छुप्	chhup	t͡ʃʰup	to touch
171	छुर्	chhur	t͡ʃʰur	to cut to engrave to envelop
172	छुट्	chhut	t͡ʃʰuʈ	to cut
173	चि	chi	t͡ʃi	to collect to collect, to cover
174	चीब्	chib	t͡ʃiːb	to take, to wear, to cover
175	चीभ्	chibh	t͡ʃiːb̤	to coax, to boast
176	चीक्	chik	t͡ʃiːk	to suffer
177	चिक्क्	chikk	t͡ʃikk	to give pain
178	चिल्	chil	t͡ʃil	to dress
179	चिन्त्	chint	t͡ʃint	to contemplate, to think, to discuss to remember
180	चिरि	chiri	t͡ʃiri	to kill
181	चिट्	chit	t͡ʃiʈ	to send out to send out
182	चित्	chit	t͡ʃit	to perceive to think to recover consciousness to think, to perceive, to see, to regain consciousness
183	चित्र्	chitr	t͡ʃitr	to paint, to make variegated, to see or regard anything as wonderful
184	चीव्	chiv	t͡ʃiːv	to speak, to shine
185	चृप्	chrip	t͡ʃr̩p	to excite, to light to excite to light
186	चृत्	chrit	t͡ʃr̩t	to kill to hurt to connect together
187	चुच्य	chuchya	t͡ʃut͡ʃjə	to bathe, to churn, to press
188	चुड्	chud	t͡ʃuɖ	to conceal
189	चुद्	chud	t͡ʃud	to become small to drive, to put forward, to press, to push on
190	चुड्ड्	chudd	t͡ʃuɖɖ	to sport, to hint one’s meaning
191	चुक्क्	chukk	t͡ʃukk	to suffer pain
192	चुल्	chul	t͡ʃul	to raise, to elevate
193	चुल्ल्	chull	t͡ʃull	to sport, to make amorous gestures
194	चुलुम्प्	chulump	t͡ʃulump	to swing, to rock to agitate
195	चुम्ब्	chumb	t͡ʃumb	to kill to kiss
196	चुण्ड्	chund	t͡ʃuɳɖ	to become small, to cut off
197	चुण्ट्	chunt	t͡ʃuɳʈ	to cut off
198	चुप्	chup	t͡ʃup	to move slowly
199	चुर्	chur	t͡ʃur	to steal, to assume
200	चूर्	chur	t͡ʃuːr	to burn
201	चूर्ण्	churn	t͡ʃuːrɳ	to pulverize, to crush, to drive, to contract
202	चूष्	chush	t͡ʃuːʂ	to drink
203	चुट्	chut	t͡ʃuʈ	cuṅḍ to cut to cut
204	च्यु	chyu	t͡ʃju	to endure, to laugh to go to drop down to fall, to swerve
205	च्युस्	chyus	t͡ʃjus	to endure, to laugh
206	च्युत्	chyut	t͡ʃjut	to flow to trickle
207	दा	da	daː	to cut to give to give
208	डब्	dab	ɖəb	to throw, to send
209	दद्	dad	dəd	to give to offer to present
210	दध्	dadh	dəd̤	to hold: to possess
211	दघ्	dagh	dəɡ̤	to destroy, to protect
212	दह्	dah	dəɦ	to reduce to ashed to burn to scorch to torment
213	दै	dai	dæː	to purify to cleanse, to be purified
214	दक्ष्	daksh	dəkʂ	to go to kill to increase, to do or act quickly
215	दल्	dal	dəl	to break to split to expand, to open to cut, to tear
216	दम्	dam	dəm	to be quiet, to restrain, to tame, to subdue
217	दम्भ्	dambh	dəmb̤	to deceive, to injure to send, to propel
218	दान्	dan	daːn	to cut off, to straighten
219	दण्ड्	dand	dəɳɖ	to punish, to fine, to be subdued
220	दंस्	dans	dəns	to speak
221	दंश्	dansh	dənʃ	to bite, to sting to bite to sting to see, to bite to speak
222	डप्	dap	ɖəp	to collect
223	दरिद्रा	daridra	dəridraː	to be poor to be distressed
224	दस्	das	dəs	to perish to see, to bite
225	दास्	das	daːs	to give
226	दाश्	dash	daːʃ	to kill to give to offer an oblation
227	दात्	dat	daːt	to cut, to divide
228	दय्	day	dəj	to pity, to give to go to protect to kill to take
229	दाय्	day	daːj	to give
230	दे	de	de	to protect
231	देव्	dev	dev	to play, to sport to lament
232	धा	dha	d̤aː	to hold, to put, to maintain, to give, to grant, to bear, to assume, to have
233	धाख्	dhakh	d̤aːkʰ	to be dry, to be able
234	धक्क्	dhakk	d̤əkk	to kill, to destroy
235	धण्	dhan	d̤əɳ	to sound
236	धन्	dhan	d̤ən	to bear fruit, to produce crops of grain
237	धंस्	dhans	d̤əns	to fall down to perish to go
238	धन्व्	dhanv	d̤ənv	to go
239	ढौक्	dhauk	ɖ̤ɔːk	to go, to approach
240	धाव्	dhav	d̤aːv	to run to flow, to cleanse, to wash
241	धे	dhe	d̤e	to suck, to drink, to draw
242	धेक्	dhek	d̤ek	to see
243	धि	dhi	d̤i	to hold to possess
244	धी	dhi	d̤iː	to support, to hold, to despise
245	धिक्ष्	dhiksh	d̤ikʂ	to kindle, to be harassed or weary, to live
246	धिन्व्	dhinv	d̤inv	to please, to delight
247	धिष्	dhish	d̤iʂ	to sound
248	ध्मा	dhma	d̤maː	to blow to breathe out, to produce sound by blowing, to blow a fire, to manufacture by blowing
249	ध्Oर्	dhor	d̤or	to go quickly, to run, to trot to be skilful
250	ध्राड्	dhrad	d̤raːɖ	to divide to split
251	ध्राध्	dhradh	d̤raːd̤	to be able or competent
252	ध्रै	dhrai	d̤ræː	to be pleased
253	ध्रज्	dhraj	d̤rəd͡ʒ	to go
254	ध्रण्	dhran	d̤rəɳ	to sound as a drum or other instrument
255	ध्रण्ज्	dhranj	d̤rəɳd͡ʒ	to go
256	ध्रांक्ष्	dhranksh	d̤raːŋkʂ	to desire to caw to crow
257	ध्रस्	dhras	d̤rəs	to glean to glean to glean
258	ध्रेक्	dhrek	d̤rek	to sound to be filled with joy
259	धृ	dhri	d̤r̩	to be to exist to grow old to hold, to owe to hold, to support, to possess, to keep, to seize, to place
260	ध्रिज्	dhrij	d̤rid͡ʒ	to go
261	धृज्	dhrij	d̤r̩d͡ʒ	to go
262	धृष्	dhrish	d̤r̩ʂ	to be bold, confident, impudent or impatient to challenge to come together, to hurt or injure, to offend to offend, to overcome
263	ध्रु	dhru	d̤ru	to be firm to go to be fixed
264	ध्रुव्	dhruv	d̤ruv	to go to stand firm
265	धु	dhu	d̤u	to shake to tremble
266	धू	dhu	d̤uː	to shake, to agitate to shake, to excite to shake, to excite to shake to cause to tremble to shake to tremble
267	धुक्ष्	dhuksh	d̤ukʂ	to kindle to be harassed or weary, to live
268	धूप्	dhup	d̤uːp	to heat, to fumigate, to perfume, to be heated to speak, to shine
269	धूर्	dhur	d̤uːr	to kill, to go
270	धुर्व्	dhurv	d̤urv	to injure, hurt or kill
271	धूश्	dhush	d̤uːʃ	dhūs to make splendid
272	ध्वज्	dhvaj	d̤vəd͡ʒ	to go to go
273	ध्वण्	dhvan	d̤vəɳ	to sound
274	ध्वन्	dhvan	d̤vən	to sound to sound
275	ध्वांक्ष्	dhvanksh	d̤vaːŋkʂ	to desire to caw to crow
276	ध्वृ	dhvri	d̤vr̩	to bend to kill
277	ध्यै	dhyai	d̤jæː	to think of, to meditate, to recollect
278	डी	di	ɖiː	to fly to fly to pass through the air
279	दी	di	diː	to perish, to decay
280	दिधी	didhi	did̤iː	to shine to appear
281	दिक्ष्	diksh	dikʂ	to increase to anoint to soil
282	दीक्ष्	diksh	diːkʂ	to be shaved to perform a sacrifice, to invest with a sacred thread to practise self-restraint to teach religious observances to prepare oneself for the performance of a sacred rite to dedicate oneself to
283	दिन्व्	dinv	dinv	to be glad or pleased, to gladden, to please
284	डिप्	dip	ɖip	to collect, to heap together to throw to throw, to send
285	दीप्	dip	diːp	to shine, to burn, to be illustrious
286	दिश्	dish	diʃ	to give to order to tell to show to grant
287	दिव्	div	div	to cause to lament to lament to play with dice or gamble, to desire to overcome, to traffic, to shine, to praise, to be glad, to be mad or drunk, to be sleepy, to wish for, to go to rub
288	द्O	do	do	to cut, to mow
289	द्रा	dra	draː	to run, to fly, to be spoiled, to sleep
290	द्राड्	drad	draːɖ	to cut, to split
291	द्राघ्	dragh	draːɡ̤	to be able to stretch to exert oneself to be weary to vex to wander about
292	द्राह्	drah	draːɦ	to wake
293	द्रै	drai	dræː	to sleep
294	द्राख्	drakh	draːkʰ	to become dry to be able to prevent to adorn
295	द्रम्	dram	drəm	to go to run
296	द्रांक्ष्	dranksh	draːŋkʂ	to desire, to utter a discordant sound
297	द्रेक्	drek	drek	to sound to show joy to be exhilarated
298	दृ	dri	dr̩	to kill to fear to honour to care for to tear, to split open to fear
299	दृभ्	dribh	dr̩b̤	to fear to string, to connect to string to connect to tie to string
300	दृह्	drih	dr̩ɦ	to increase to prosper to fasten to be firm
301	दृंफ्	drinph	dr̩mpʰ	to give pain
302	दृप्	drip	dr̩p	to be glad to be proud to give pain to light, to kindle to light to kindle to inflame
303	दृफ्	driph	dr̩pʰ	to give pain
304	दृश्	drish	dr̩ʃ	to see to behold to visit to learn to investigate
305	द्र्Oढव्य	drodhavya	droɖ̤vjə	drohitavya, drogdhum or droḍhum or drohitum
306	द्रु	dru	dru	to go, to flow, to run to retreat, to melt to attack, to rush to kill
307	द्रुह्	druh	druɦ	to bear hatred, to seek to hurt
308	द्रुण्	drun	druɳ	to go to kill to make crooked
309	दु	du	du	to give pain, to burn, to be distressed to go
310	दुह्	duh	duɦ	to injure, hurt or kill to milk to extract to yield
311	दुह्ख्	duhkh	duɦkʰ	to give pain
312	दुल्	dul	dul	to shake to and fro
313	दुर्व्	durv	durv	to kill
314	दुष्	dush	duʂ	to be soiled, to be impure, to sin
315	द्विष्	dvish	dviʂ	to hate to dislike
316	द्वृ	dvri	dvr̩	to cover, to appropriate
317	द्यै	dyai	djæː	to despise to disfigure
318	द्यु	dyu	dju	to assail, to advance towards
319	द्युत्	dyut	djut	to shine to be bright
320	एध्	edh	ed̤	to grow: to increase, to prosper, to extend, to swell, to rise
321	एज्	ej	ed͡ʒ	to shine to tremble or shake
322	एष्	esh	eʂ	to go
323	एट्	et	eʈ	to annoy to oppose
324	ग	ga	ɡə	to sing, to relate
325	गा	ga	ɡaː	to praise, to be born to go
326	गड्	gad	ɡəɖ	to distil
327	गद्	gad	ɡəd	to speak, to say to thunder
328	गाध्	gadh	ɡaːd̤	to set out for, to dive, to seek, to compile, to string together, to stay
329	गह्	gah	ɡəɦ	to be thick, to enter deeply into
330	गाह्	gah	ɡaːɦ	to dive, to bathe to penetrate, to agitate or churn, to be absorbed in to hide onself in to destroy
331	गज्	gaj	ɡəd͡ʒ	to sound to sound to sound or roar to be drunk or confused
332	गल्	gal	ɡəl	to eat to drip to flow, to dissolve
333	गल्भ्	galbh	ɡəlb̤	to be bold or confident
334	गल्ह्	galh	ɡəlɦ	to blame, to censure
335	गम्	gam	ɡəm	to go
336	गण्	gan	ɡəɳ	to count
337	गण्ड्	gand	ɡəɳɖ	to affect the cheek
338	गन्द्	gand	ɡənd	to affect the cheek
339	गन्ध्र्	gandhr	ɡənd̤r	to injure, to ask
340	गर्ब्	garb	ɡərb	to go
341	गर्द्	gard	ɡərd	to sound
342	गर्द्ग्र्द्	gardgrd	ɡərdɡrd	to play
343	गर्ध्	gardh	ɡərd̤	to desire
344	गर्ह्	garh	ɡərɦ	to blame to censure to censure, to blame
345	गर्ज्	garj	ɡərd͡ʒ	to roar to growl to thunder to roar
346	गर्व्	garv	ɡərv	to be proud to be proud
347	गवेष्	gavesh	ɡəveʂ	to seek, to hunt after
348	गेप्	gep	ɡep	to shake
349	गेष्	gesh	ɡeʂ	to search to investigate
350	गेव्	gev	ɡev	to seve
351	घघ्	ghagh	ɡ̤əɡ̤	to laugh
352	घण्ट्	ghant	ɡ̤əɳʈ	to speak, to shine to speak to shine
353	घर्ब्	gharb	ɡ̤ərb	to go
354	घस्	ghas	ɡ̤əs	to eat to devour
355	घट्	ghat	ɡ̤əʈ	to act to be intently occupied with to happen to be united with to come to, to reach to move,t o collect, to speak
356	घट्ट्	ghatt	ɡ̤əʈʈ	to shake to shake, to stir
357	घिण्ण्	ghinn	ɡ̤iɳɳ	to take
358	घ्रा	ghra	ɡ̤raː	to smell
359	घृ	ghri	ɡ̤r̩	to sprinkle, to shine to sprinkle, to cover
360	घृण्	ghrin	ɡ̤r̩ɳ	to shine, to burn
361	घृण्ण्	ghrinn	ɡ̤r̩ɳɳ	to take
362	घृष्	ghrish	ɡ̤r̩ʂ	to grind, to pound, to strike, to rub, to brush, to polish
363	घु	ghu	ɡ̤u	to sound
364	घुण्	ghun	ɡ̤uɳ	to roll to stagger to reel
365	घुण्ण्	ghunn	ɡ̤uɳɳ	to take
366	घुंष्	ghunsh	ɡ̤unʂ	to diffuse lustre
367	घुर्	ghur	ɡ̤ur	to frighten to sound
368	घूर्	ghur	ɡ̤uːr	to kill, to become old
369	घूर्ण्	ghurn	ɡ̤uːrɳ	to roll to whirl to whirl to roll to reel
370	घुष्	ghush	ɡ̤uʂ	to be beautiful or brilliant to proclaim, to announce to sound, to proclaim
371	घुट्	ghut	ɡ̤uʈ	to strike against to return to exchange
372	ग्लै	glai	ɡlæː	to despond, to wane to be fatigued
373	ग्लेप्	glep	ɡlep	to be poor or miserable to shake
374	ग्लेष्	glesh	ɡleʂ	to seek
375	ग्लेव्	glev	ɡlev	to serve or worship
376	ग्लुच्	gluch	ɡlut͡ʃ	to go
377	ग्लुह्	gluh	ɡluɦ	to take
378	ग्Oम्	gom	ɡom	to smear, to anoint
379	ग्Oष्ट्	gosht	ɡoʂʈ	to assemble to collect to heap together
380	ग्रह्	grah	ɡrəɦ	to take to captivate to buy to understand
381	ग्राम्	gram	ɡraːm	to invite, to conceal
382	ग्रन्थ्	granth	ɡrəntʰ	to be crooked or wicked, to bend to bind, to arrange to bind, to arrange in a regular order to put together to compose to arrange, to fasten
383	ग्रस्	gras	ɡrəs	to eat to devour, to swallow to consume to seize to eclipse to destroy to take, to devour
384	गृ	gri	ɡr̩	to know to sound to speak to praise to sprinkle, to wet to swallow
385	गृध्	gridh	ɡr̩d̤	to covet, to long for
386	गृह्	grih	ɡr̩ɦ	to take, to seize to take to seize
387	गृज्	grij	ɡr̩d͡ʒ	to sound, to roar, to grumble
388	ग्रुच्	gruch	ɡrut͡ʃ	to steal
389	गु	gu	ɡu	to speak inarticulately to void or discharge excrement
390	गुड्	gud	ɡuɖ	to protect
391	गुद्	gud	ɡud	to play
392	गुध्	gudh	ɡud̤	to be angry to cover to play
393	गुह्	guh	ɡuɦ	to cover to hide
394	गुज्	guj	ɡud͡ʒ	to hum or buzz to hum or buzz, to sound inarticulately to sound
395	गुण्	gun	ɡuɳ	to invite, to advise, to multiply
396	गुण्ड्	gund	ɡuɳɖ	to enclose, to protect, to pound to envelope, to protect, to pound
397	गुन्द्	gund	ɡund	to tell a lie
398	गुण्ठ्	gunth	ɡuɳʈʰ	to enclose, to envelop to enclose to envelope
399	गुप्	gup	ɡup	to be confused or disturbed to censure to despise, to hide to protect, to conceal to speak, to conceal, to shine
400	गुफ्	guph	ɡupʰ	to string together
401	गुर्	gur	ɡur	to kill, to go to make an effort
402	गूर्	gur	ɡuːr	to make an effort
403	गुर्द्	gurd	ɡurd	to dwell
404	गूर्द्	gurd	ɡuːrd	to praise
405	गुर्व्	gurv	ɡurv	to endeavour, to elevate
406	हा	ha	ɦaː	to abandon, to leave, to desert, to omit, to neglect to go, to aggain to go, to attain
407	हद्	had	ɦəd	to void or discharge excrement
408	हाद्	had	ɦaːd	to sound, to row
409	हग्	hag	ɦəɡ	to cover, to conceal
410	हल्	hal	ɦəl	to express amorous inclinations to plough, to make furrows, to go to shake, to go
411	हम्म्	hamm	ɦəmm	to go, to move
412	हन्	han	ɦən	to kill, to go
413	हर्य्	hary	ɦərj	to go, to shine
414	हस्	has	ɦəs	to laugh, to smile, to joke, to open, to resemble, to ridicule to sound, to become small
415	हट्	hat	ɦəʈ	to shine
416	हठ्	hath	ɦəʈʰ	to leap, to be wicked, to treat with violence
417	हेड्	hed	ɦeɖ	to disrgard to surround, to clothe
418	हेष्	hesh	ɦeʂ	to bray to roar, to neigh
419	हेट्	het	ɦeʈ	to be wicked, to vex
420	हेठ्	heth	ɦeʈʰ	to be wicked, to vex, to hinder
421	हि	hi	ɦi	to go to grow
422	हीछ्	hichh	ɦiːt͡ʃʰ	to be ashamed or modest, to blush
423	हिड्	hid	ɦiɖ	to go, to wander, to disregard
424	हिक्क्	hikk	ɦikk	to injure, to kill to make any indistinct sound
425	हिंस्	hins	ɦins	to kill to kill
426	हिन्व्	hinv	ɦinv	to please, to satisfy
427	हिष्क्	hishk	ɦiʂk	to injure, to kill
428	हिट्	hit	ɦiʈ	to curse, to swear, to shout
429	हिठ	hitha	ɦiʈʰ	to be born again, to come forth
430	ह्लाद्	hlad	ɦlaːd	to sound, to be glad
431	ह्लग्	hlag	ɦləɡ	to cover, to conceal
432	ह्लस्	hlas	ɦləs	to sound
433	ह्नु	hnu	ɦnu	to conceal, to take away, to deny
434	ह्Oड्	hod	ɦoɖ	to disregard to go, to move
435	ह्रेष्	hresh	ɦreʂ	to neigh , to go, to creep
436	हृ	hri	ɦr̩	to take forcibly to carry, to bring, to take, to steal, to acquire, to captivate, to charm
437	हृष्	hrish	ɦr̩ʂ	to rejoice, to exult, to stand erect as hair to tell a lie
438	हु	hu	ɦu	to sacrifice, to eat, to please
439	हुड्	hud	ɦuɖ	to collect to go
440	हूड्	hud	ɦuːɖ	to go
441	हुल्	hul	ɦul	to go
442	हुण्ड्	hund	ɦuɳɖ	to collect, to select, to take away
443	हुर्छ्	hurchh	ɦurt͡ʃʰ	to be crooked, to deceive
444	ह्वल्	hval	ɦvəl	to move, to shake, to be confused, to be afflicted
445	ह्वे	hve	ɦve	to vie with, to challenge, to call, to ask, to invoke
446	ह्वृ	hvri	ɦvr̩	to be crooked, to deceive
447	इ	i	i	to go to go to study to think of, to remember
448	ई	i	iː	to go, to pervade, to conceive, to desire, to throw, to eat to go to go
449	ईड्	id	iːɖ	to praise to praise
450	ईज्	ij	iːd͡ʒ	to go to censure, to blame
451	इख्	ikh	ikʰ	to go, to move
452	ईख्	ikh	iːkʰ	to go
453	ईक्ष्	iksh	iːkʂ	to see
454	इल्	il	il	to send, to cast to sleep, to throw
455	ईन्	in	iːn	to endeavour, to obtain, to aim at, to wish
456	इन्ध्	indh	ind̤	to shine, to kindle
457	इङ्ग्	ing	iŋɡ	to go, to move
458	इङ्ख्	inkh	iŋkʰ	to go, to move
459	इण्ट्	int	iɳʈ	to have superhuman faculties, to be powerful
460	इन्व्	inv	inv	to pervade to please to be satisfied
461	ईर्	ir	iːr	to go to go, to shake to throw, to pronounce
462	ईर्ष्य्	irshy	iːrʂj	to envy
463	इष्	ish	iʂ	to go to repeat to wish
464	ईश्	ish	iːʃ	to rule, to command, to possess powder
465	ईष्	ish	iːʂ	to escape, to kill, to see to glean
466	इट्	it	iʈ	to go
467	जा	ja	d͡ʒaː	to command, to direct to know to ascertain to recognize to consider
468	जभ्	jabh	d͡ʒəb̤	to yawn, to gape
469	जड्	jad	d͡ʒəɖ	to heap
470	जागृ	jagri	d͡ʒaːɡr̩	to be awake or watchful
471	जै	jai	d͡ʒæː	to decay
472	जज्	jaj	d͡ʒəd͡ʒ	to fight to fight
473	जक्ष्	jaksh	d͡ʒəkʂ	to eat, to consume, to laugh
474	जल्	jal	d͡ʒəl	to cover to strike, to be rich, to hide to encircle, to be sharp to be cold, stiff, dull, or dumb
475	जल्प्	jalp	d͡ʒəlp	to speak, to prattle, to babble, to murmur, to chatter, to praise
476	जम्	jam	d͡ʒəm	to eat
477	जम्भ्	jambh	d͡ʒəmb̤	to destroy
478	जम्म्	jamm	d͡ʒəmm	to destroy
479	जन्	jan	d͡ʒən	to be born to be born, to grow, to become
480	जंस्	jans	d͡ʒəns	to protect, to release to protect, to release
481	जप्	jap	d͡ʒəp	to know, to cause to know, to see, to please to mutter, to mediate
482	जर्च्	jarch	d͡ʒərt͡ʃ	to speak, to blame
483	जर्ज्	jarj	d͡ʒərd͡ʒ	to say to blame to kill to reprove
484	जस्	jas	d͡ʒəs	to hurt, to strike to injure, to strike to set free
485	जष्	jash	d͡ʒəʂ	to kill
486	जट्	jat	d͡ʒəʈ	to become matted
487	जेह्	jeh	d͡ʒeɦ	to try, to go
488	जेष्	jesh	d͡ʒeʂ	to go
489	झम्	jham	d͡ʒ̤əm	to eat to consume
490	झर्झ्	jharjh	d͡ʒ̤ərd͡ʒ̤	to speak to blame to menace to speak to hurt, injure or kill to menace
491	झष्	jhash	d͡ʒ̤əʂ	to hurt, injure or kill to take, to put on or wear
492	झट्	jhat	d͡ʒ̤əʈ	to become matted together , to become confused or entangled
493	झृ	jhri	d͡ʒ̤r̩	to become old to decay to grow old
494	जि	ji	d͡ʒi	to conquer to overcome to surpass, to win, to restrain
495	जिम्	jim	d͡ʒim	to eat
496	जिन्व्	jinv	d͡ʒinv	to please to be lively, active, busy to excise to animate, to promote, confer to speak
497	जिष्	jish	d͡ʒiʂ	to sprinkle
498	जीव्	jiv	d͡ʒiːv	to live, to revive, to live upon
499	जृ	jri	d͡ʒr̩	to grow old, to decay, to perish, to be digested to grow old, to decay to grow old, to waste away to decay to grow old, to waste away to decay
500	ज्रि	jri	d͡ʒri	to conquer to defeat, to grow old to grow old, to decay
501	जु	ju	d͡ʒu	to go, to be quick
502	जुड्	jud	d͡ʒuɖ	to go to send, to direct
503	जुग्	jug	d͡ʒuɡ	to abandon to exclude
504	जुम्भ्	jumbh	d͡ʒumb̤	to gape to yawn to expand to open to spread to increase, appear, to rise
505	जूर्	jur	d͡ʒuːr	to kill, to grow old, to be angry
506	जुष्	jush	d͡ʒuʂ	to please to like to take delight in to suffer to enter to reason to investigate to be satisfied to hurt to think, to examine, to be satisfied
507	जुत्	jut	d͡ʒut	to shine
508	ज्वल्	jval	d͡ʒvəl	to blaze to glow to shine
509	ज्वर्	jvar	d͡ʒvər	to be hot with fever or passion to be ill
510	ज्या	jya	d͡ʒjaː	to become old, to decay
511	ज्यु	jyu	d͡ʒju	to go
512	कब्	kab	kəb	to colour
513	कच्	kach	kət͡ʃ	to bind to cry to shine to bind
514	काच्	kach	kaːt͡ʃ	to shine to bind
515	कड्	kad	kəɖ	to be confused to be proud
516	कद्	kad	kəd	to be confounded, to grieve
517	कड्ड्	kadd	kəɖɖ	to be harsh or rough
518	कग्	kag	kəɡ	to perform or do anything or act
519	कै	kai	kæː	to sound
520	कक्	kak	kək	to wish to be proud to be unsteady to be thirsty
521	कख्	kakh	kəkʰ	to to
522	कल्	kal	kəl	to go, to count, to hold, to know, to regard to sound to count to throw
523	काल्	kal	kaːl	to count the time
524	कल्ल्	kall	kəll	to sound indistinctly
525	कम्	kam	kəm	to love, to long for to have intercourse with to value highly
526	कम्ब्	kamb	kəmb	to go
527	कम्प्	kamp	kəmp	to shake or tremble
528	कण्	kan	kəɳ	to cry or bewail to go or approach to wink
529	कन्	kan	kən	to shine to love to wish to go
530	कण्ड्	kand	kəɳɖ	to be proud to be proud to unhusk to separate the chaff from the grain, to protect
531	कन्द्	kand	kənd	to be confounded to grieve to call to shed tears
532	कङ्क्	kank	kəŋk	to go
533	काङ्क्ष्	kanksh	kaːŋkʂ	to desire or long for
534	कंस्	kans	kəns	to go, to destroy
535	कण्ठ्	kanth	kəɳʈʰ	to be anxious, to remember with regret to grive for, to miss
536	कर्ब्	karb	kərb	to go or approach
537	कर्द्	kard	kərd	to rumble to caw
538	कर्ज्	karj	kərd͡ʒ	to pain
539	कर्ण्	karn	kərɳ	to bore
540	कर्त्	kart	kərt	to slacken
541	कर्व्	karv	kərv	to be proud, to boast
542	कस्	kas	kəs	to go
543	कास्	kas	kaːs	to cough
544	कश्	kash	kəʃ	to go, to punish to sound
545	कष्	kash	kəʂ	to kill or injure to try on a touchstone to rub
546	काश्	kash	kaːʃ	to shine to shine
547	कट्	kat	kəʈ	to go to go or approach to rain to cover or to surround
548	कठ्	kath	kəʈʰ	to drag on the days of life, to live in distress
549	कथ्	kath	kətʰ	to tell
550	कत्र्	katr	kətr	to slacken
551	कत्थ्	katth	kəttʰ	to praise to boast to flatter
552	कव्	kav	kəv	to praise to describe, to compose a poem
553	केल्	kel	kel	to shake to sport
554	केप्	kep	kep	to shake or tremble
555	केत्	ket	ket	to make hear, to call, to advise
556	खब्	khab	kʰəb	to go
557	खच्	khach	kʰət͡ʃ	to be born again to come forth to fasten, to set
558	खद्	khad	kʰəd	to be firm, to kill
559	खाद्	khad	kʰaːd	to eat to devour
560	खढ्	khadh	kʰəɖ̤	to break in pieces
561	खै	khai	kʰæː	to strike to be firm
562	खज्	khaj	kʰəd͡ʒ	to churn to agitate to limp
563	खक्ख्	khakkh	kʰəkkʰ	to laugh at
564	खन्	khan	kʰən	to dig up
565	खण्ड्	khand	kʰəɳɖ	khuṅḍ to break in pieces to break, to cut, to tear to pieces
566	खर्ब्	kharb	kʰərb	to go
567	खर्द्	khard	kʰərd	to bite, to sting
568	खर्ज्	kharj	kʰərd͡ʒ	to pain to worship
569	खर्व्	kharv	kʰərv	to proud or haughty
570	खष्	khash	kʰəʂ	to injure, hurt or kill
571	खट्	khat	kʰəʈ	to desire
572	खट्ट्	khatt	kʰəʈʈ	to cover, to screen
573	खेल्	khel	kʰel	to shake to tremble to play
574	खेट्	khet	kʰeʈ	to eat
575	खेव्	khev	kʰev	to serve
576	खिद्	khid	kʰid	to be displeased or distressed to be distresed to strike to afflict to be displeased
577	खिल्	khil	kʰil	to glean
578	खिट्	khit	kʰiʈ	to fear, to frighten
579	ख्Oट्	khot	kʰoʈ	to throw, to eat to limp, to be lame
580	खु	khu	kʰu	to sound
581	खुड्	khud	kʰuɖ	to cover
582	खुज्	khuj	kʰud͡ʒ	to rob to steal
583	खुण्ड्	khund	kʰuɳɖ	to limp to break into pieces
584	खुर्	khur	kʰur	to cut
585	खुर्द्	khurd	kʰurd	to play
586	ख्या	khya	kʰjaː	to relate, to tell
587	कि	ki	ki	to know
588	किल्	kil	kil	to become white to sport to send
589	कील्	kil	kiːl	to bind to fit
590	किष्क्	kishk	kiʂk	to kill
591	किट्	kit	kiʈ	to fear to frighten to go or approach
592	कित्	kit	kit	to desire to dwell to live to heal or cure to doubt
593	कीट्	kit	kiːʈ	to tinge, to colour
594	क्लद्	klad	kləd	to make defective
595	क्लम्	klam	kləm	to be fatigued to be fatigued
596	क्लन्द्	kland	klənd	to call out to cry
597	क्लप्	klap	kləp	to whisper
598	क्लथ्	klath	klətʰ	to hurt or kill to kill
599	क्लेश्	klesh	kleʃ	to speak inarticulately to impede
600	क्लेव्	klev	klev	to serve
601	क्लीब्	klib	kliːb	to behave like a eunuch to be timorous or modest or unassuming
602	क्लिद्	klid	klid	to become wet
603	क्लिन्द्	klind	klind	to lament
604	क्लिश्	klish	kliʃ	to be afflicted to torment to torment, to distress
605	क्लु	klu	klu	to go
606	क्लुप्	klup	klup	to be fit for to be able
607	क्मर्	kmar	kmər	to be crooked
608	क्नस्	knas	knəs	to be crooked in mind or body, to shine
609	क्नथ्	knath	knətʰ	to hurt, to injure, to kill to kill
610	क्नू	knu	knuː	to sound
611	क्नूय्	knuy	knuːj	to make a creaking sound to be wet to sink
612	क्रद्	krad	krəd	to be confounded, to grieve
613	क्रम्	kram	krəm	to walk to step to go, to cross to leap to ascend
614	क्रन्द्	krand	krənd	to call out to cry to cry out continually to lament to grieve
615	क्रप्	krap	krəp	to pity to go
616	क्रथ्	krath	krətʰ	to injure, hurt or kill
617	कृ	kri	kr̩	to do, to make to kill, to hurt to kill to scatter to throw
618	क्री	kri	kriː	to buy
619	कृड्	krid	kr̩ɖ	to become thick
620	क्रीड्	krid	kriːɖ	to amuse oneself to play to gamble to make a noise or creak or break
621	कृन्त्	krint	kr̩nt	to surround
622	कृप्	krip	kr̩p	to be able
623	कृश्	krish	kr̩ʃ	to make or become emaciated
624	कृष्	krish	kr̩ʂ	to draw, to plough to draw to plough
625	कृत्	krit	kr̩t	to cut to mention, to celebrate
626	क्रुच्	kruch	krut͡ʃ	to make crooked to bend or curve to lessen
627	क्रुध्	krudh	krud̤	to be angry
628	क्रुश्	krush	kruʃ	to call out to cry
629	क्षद्	kshad	kʂəd	to cut, to protect, to eat
630	क्षै	kshai	kʂæː	to wane, to decline to decay, to waste away
631	क्षज्	kshaj	kʂəd͡ʒ	to go, to give to kill to live in distress
632	क्षल्	kshal	kʂəl	to wash, to cleanse
633	क्षम्	ksham	kʂəm	to endure to forgive to forgive to suffer to allow to put up with to resist to be able to do anything
634	क्षम्प्	kshamp	kʂəmp	to endure, to forgive to forgive or endure
635	क्षण्	kshan	kʂəɳ	to wound, to hurt, to kill
636	क्षप्	kshap	kʂəp	to throw, to cast
637	क्षर्	kshar	kʂər	to flow to ooze to wane to become useless, to melt
638	क्षेड्	kshed	kʂeɖ	to eat
639	क्षेव्	kshev	kʂev	to spit out
640	क्षि	kshi	kʂi	to kill to decay to wane, to waste to dwell to go
641	क्षी	kshi	kʂiː	to kill to kill
642	क्षीब्	kshib	kʂiːb	to be drunk or intoxicated
643	क्षीज्	kshij	kʂiːd͡ʒ	to speak inarticulately
644	क्षिण्	kshin	kʂiɳ	to kill, to hurt
645	क्षिप्	kship	kʂip	to throw to throw
646	क्षिट्	kshit	kʂiʈ	to make an inarticulate sound
647	क्षिव्	kshiv	kʂiv	to eject from the mouth to vomit to spit out to spit
648	क्षीव्	kshiv	kʂiːv	to be drunk or intoxicated to spit out
649	क्ष्माय्	kshmay	kʂmaːj	to tremble to shake
650	क्ष्मील्	kshmil	kʂmiːl	to wink
651	क्ष्णु	kshnu	kʂɳu	to whet
652	क्ष्Oट्	kshot	kʂoʈ	to throw, to cast
653	क्षु	kshu	kʂu	to sneeze
654	क्षुभ्	kshubh	kʂub̤	to be agitated, to shake to be agitated to disturb to tremble to agitate
655	क्षुद्	kshud	kʂud	to go to pound, to crush
656	क्षुध्	kshudh	kʂud̤	to be hungry
657	क्षुम्प्	kshump	kʂump	to go
658	क्षुप्	kshup	kʂup	to be intoxicated
659	क्षुर्	kshur	kʂur	to scratch
660	क्ष्वेल्	kshvel	kʂvel	to leap, to move to shake
661	क्ष्विड्	kshvid	kʂviɖ	to melt, to discharge to be wet or unctuous to discharge juice, to emit sap
662	क्ष्विद्	kshvid	kʂvid	to be wet
663	कु	ku	ku	to hum to moan to sound
664	कू	ku	kuː	to sound to sound to groan
665	कुभ्	kubh	kub̤	to wet
666	कुच्	kuch	kut͡ʃ	to contract to shrink to be crooked to make crooked to bend, or curve to lessen to utter a shrill cry to contract to bend to be crooked to impede to write or delineate
667	कुड्	kud	kuɖ	to act as a child to heap to sink to become thick
668	कुद्	kud	kud	to tell a lie
669	कूड्	kud	kuːɖ	to become firm to eat
670	कुद्र्	kudr	kudr	to tell a lie
671	कुह्	kuh	kuɦ	to surprise, to deceive
672	कुज्	kuj	kud͡ʒ	to make any inarticulate sound, to hum to coo to warble to protect to steal
673	कुक्	kuk	kuk	to take to accept to seize
674	कुल्	kul	kul	to collect to be related or to behave as a kinsman to proceed uninterruptedly to reckon
675	कुमार्	kumar	kumaːr	to play
676	कुम्ब्	kumb	kumb	to cover
677	कुम्भ्	kumbh	kumb̤	to cover
678	कुम्प्	kump	kump	kumbh to cover, to dress to cover to dress
679	कुण्	kun	kuɳ	to invite to sound to support with gifts
680	कूण्	kun	kuːɳ	to speak, to hold a consultation
681	कुण्ड्	kund	kuɳɖ	to burn to maim or mutilate
682	कुंस्	kuns	kuns	to speak to speak
683	कुंश्	kunsh	kunʃ	to shine to shine
684	कुण्ट्	kunt	kuɳʈ	to be lame to cover
685	कुण्ठ्	kunth	kuɳʈʰ	to be mutilated or blunted to loosen to be dull or stupid or idle
686	कुन्थ्	kunth	kuntʰ	to hurt to suffer pain
687	कुप्	kup	kup	to be angry to speak, to shine
688	कुर्	kur	kur	to sound
689	कुर्द्	kurd	kurd	to play
690	कुस्	kus	kus	to embrace, to surround
691	कुष्	kush	kuʂ	to draw out, to extract, to tear, to expel
692	कुस्म्	kusm	kusm	to smile improperly
693	कुट्	kut	kuʈ	to be crooked, to bend to break into pieces to break to pieces to cut
694	कुत्	kut	kut	to cover
695	कूट्	kut	kuːʈ	to avoid giving to render indistinct or unintelligible to burn, to give pain
696	कुथ्	kuth	kutʰ	to cling to, to hurt to become putrid to kill
697	कुत्स्	kuts	kuts	to despise, to blame
698	कुट्ट्	kutt	kuʈʈ	to boil to cut, to censure
699	कुटुम्ब्	kutumb	kuʈumb	to support
700	क्वण्	kvan	kvəɳ	to jingle to tinkle to hum to warble
701	क्वथ्	kvath	kvətʰ	to boil to decoct to digest
702	ला	la	laː	to take to give to melt
703	लभ्	labh	ləb̤	to get, to obtain, to take, to have to find, to be able, to know
704	लाभ्	labh	laːb̤	to throw, to direct
705	लच्छ्	lachchh	lət͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to mark
706	लाछ्	lachh	laːt͡ʃʰ	to mark to distinguish
707	लड्	lad	ləɖ	to loll the tongue, to churn to blame, to harass to play
708	लग्	lag	ləɡ	to adhere to, to become united, to come in contact, to happen, to approach, to touch, to produce an effect to taste, to obtain
709	लाघ्	lagh	laːɡ̤	to be able
710	लैण्	lain	læːɳ	to go to approach to embrace to send
711	लज्	laj	ləd͡ʒ	to be ashamed to be bashful to fry, to roast to fry, to roast, to blame, to traduce to injure, to be strong, to take, to dwell, to speak, to shine, to be manifest
712	लाज्	laj	laːd͡ʒ	to blame, to fry
713	लख्	lakh	ləkʰ	to go or move to go, to move
714	लाख्	lakh	laːkʰ	to dry to adorn, to suffice
715	लक्ष्	laksh	ləkʂ	to observe, to mark to see, to look at
716	लल्	lal	ləl	to desire, to seek to play
717	लम्ब्	lamb	ləmb	to sound, to delay, to fall, to hang down
718	लण्ड्	land	ləɳɖ	to speak, to shine to speak, to shine to throw up to throw up
719	लङ्ग्	lang	ləŋɡ	to go, to limp
720	लङ्घ्	langh	ləŋɡ̤	to dry up, to diminish, to mount upon to go, to fast, to transgress to speak, to shine, to transgress
721	लप्	lap	ləp	to speak, to prate, to whisper
722	लर्ब्	larb	lərb	to go, to move
723	लस्	las	ləs	to embrace, to play, to shine
724	लश्	lash	ləʃ	to exercise an art, to do anything scientifically
725	लष्	lash	ləʂ	to wish, to long for
726	लट्	lat	ləʈ	to be a child, to act or talk like a child, to cry
727	लट्ट्	latt	ləʈʈ	to fondle, to caress
728	लय्	lay	ləj	to go, to move
729	लेप्	lep	lep	to go to move
730	ल्हप्	lhap	lɦəp	to speak, to sound
731	ली	li	liː	to adhere to, to be absorbed, to be dissolved, to hide in, to rest on, to disappear to adhere to to melt to be absorbed in to melt to melt
732	लिह्	lih	liɦ	to lick to taste
733	लिख्	likh	likʰ	to write, to scratch, to draw, to touch, to peck
734	लिङ्ग्	ling	liŋɡ	to go to move to paint, to variegate
735	लिप्	lip	lip	to anoint, to besmear, to cover, to spread over, to stain, to pollute
736	लिश्	lish	liʃ	to decrease, to become small to go, to move
737	ल्Oच्	loch	lot͡ʃ	to see, to perceive
738	ल्Oड्	lod	loɖ	to be mad
739	ल्Oक्	lok	lok	to see to perceive to speak, to shine
740	ल्Oष्ट्	losht	loʂʈ	to heap up
741	लू	lu	luː	to cut to pluck to divide to destroy
742	लुभ्	lubh	lub̤	to confound, to disturb to covet, to long for, to allure
743	लुच्	luch	lut͡ʃ	to remove to pluck
744	लुड्	lud	luɖ	to churn to stir to disturb
745	लुज्	luj	lud͡ʒ	to injure, to be strong, to take, to dwell, to speak, to shine to injure to be strong to take to dwell to speak to shine
746	लुल्	lul	lul	to move to and fro to stir to make tremulous
747	लुम्ब्	lumb	lumb	to be invisible, to torment to torment
748	लुण्ड्	lund	luɳɖ	to steal or rob
749	लुण्ट्	lunt	luɳʈ	to rob to plunder to be idle to resist to be lame
750	लुण्ठ्	lunth	luɳʈʰ	to steal, to plunder
751	लुन्थ्	lunth	luntʰ	to strike, to suffer pain
752	लुप्	lup	lup	to be confused, to vanish to cut, to break. to rob, to plunder, to seize, to suppress
753	लुष्	lush	luʂ	to injure, to hurt
754	लूष्	lush	luːʂ	to decorate
755	लुट्	lut	luʈ	to resist to oppose to wallow, to roll about, to join to churn, to agitate, to roll, to wallow, to be connected with to churn to agitate to be connected to wallow to roll to speak, to shine
756	लुठ्	luth	luʈʰ	to strike, to knock down
757	मा	ma	maː	to measure to measure, to weigh, to limit, to compare in size to measure to limit to shine to appear to be
758	मभ्र्	mabhr	məb̤r	to go
759	मच्	mach	mət͡ʃ	to cheat, to boast, to pound to hold, to grow high, to adore
760	मद्	mad	məd	to bind to kill to gratify, to please to rejoice, to be poor or distressed, to be intoxicated or mad
761	मह्	mah	məɦ	to worship to worship to revere
762	माह्	mah	maːɦ	to measure
763	मज्	maj	məd͡ʒ	to be mad, to sound to sound
764	मख्	makh	məkʰ	to go
765	मक्ष्	maksh	məkʂ	to collect
766	मल्	mal	məl	to hold to possess
767	मण्	man	məɳ	to sound, to murmur
768	मन्	man	mən	to be proud, to stop to know, to think to think, to suppose, to regard as, to esteem, to honour, to know
769	मान्	man	maːn	to investigate to examine to stop, to be proud to worship
770	मण्ड्	mand	məɳɖ	to adorn to adorn oneself to divide, to clothe to surround
771	मन्द्	mand	mənd	to praise to be glad to proud to sleep to shine to move slowly
772	मङ्घ्	mangh	məŋɡ̤	to adorn, to decorate to go, to blame, to be moving, to cheat
773	मंह्	manh	mənɦ	to grow old to speak, to shine
774	मङ्क्	mank	məŋk	to adorn, to decorate
775	मङ्ख्	mankh	məŋkʰ	to go
776	मांक्ष्	manksh	maːŋkʂ	to desire to wish
777	मण्ठ्	manth	məɳʈʰ	to remember with regret to grieve for
778	मन्थ्	manth	məntʰ	to churn, to shake, to destroy, to afflict to churn, to stir to churn, to stir to shake to kill to crush to tear off to kill to injure to be afflicted to suffer pain
779	मन्त्र्	mantr	məntr	to consult, to advise, to ponder over
780	मर्ब्	marb	mərb	to go
781	मर्च्	march	mərt͡ʃ	to sound, to take
782	मार्ग्	marg	maːrɡ	to seek, to strive after, to obtain
783	मार्ज्	marj	maːrd͡ʒ	to sound, to cleanse, to purify
784	मर्व्	marv	mərv	to fill
785	मस्	mas	məs	to measure, to charge for
786	मश्	mash	məʃ	to sound to be angry
787	मष्	mash	məʂ	to kill to sound
788	मस्ज्	masj	məsd͡ʒ	to sink down, to be immersed in water to be disheartened
789	मस्क्	mask	məsk	to go
790	मठ्	math	məʈʰ	to grind, to dwell
791	मव्य	mavya	məvjə	to bind
792	मय्	may	məj	to go
793	मे	me	me	to return, to exchange
794	मेध्	medh	med̤	to know, to kill, to meet
795	मेप्	mep	mep	to go
796	मेथ्	meth	metʰ	to know, to understand, to kill, to hurt
797	मेव्	mev	mev	to serve, to worship
798	मि	mi	mi	to throw, to scatter
799	मी	mi	miː	to die, to perish, to kill, to hurt to go, to move to kill, to destroy, to hurt, to lessen
800	मिच्छ्	michchh	mit͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to annoy, to hurt, to obstruct
801	मिद्	mid	mid	to be greasy, to be soft, to melt to love, to melt to understand, to kill
802	मिध्	midh	mid̤	to understand, to kill
803	मिह्	mih	miɦ	to sprinkle, to make water, to wet
804	मिज्	mij	mid͡ʒ	to speak, to shine
805	मिल्	mil	mil	to be united with, to meet, to join, to clash, to happen
806	मील्	mil	miːl	to close the eyes, to twinkle, to fade, to disappear
807	मीम्	mim	miːm	to go
808	मिन्द्	mind	mind	to love, to melt, to become far
809	मिन्व्	minv	minv	to love to sprinkle
810	मिश्	mish	miʃ	to make noise to be angry
811	मिष्	mish	miʂ	to make noise to rival, to contend with, to look on or at to sprinkle, to wet, to serve
812	मिश्र	mishra	miʃrə	to mix, to add, to combine
813	मिथ्	mith	mitʰ	to understand to hurt
814	मीव्	miv	miːv	to grow fat or large
815	म्लै	mlai	mlæː	to be sad, to become weary, to fade, to be emaciated
816	म्लेच्छ्	mlechchh	mlet͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to speak indistinctly to speak indistinctly
817	म्लेट्	mlet	mleʈ	to be mad
818	म्लेव्	mlev	mlev	to serve, to worship
819	म्लुच्	mluch	mlut͡ʃ	to go, to move
820	म्ना	mna	mnaː	to study, to repeat, to remember, to think
821	म्रद्	mrad	mrəd	to crush, to pound
822	म्रक्ष्	mraksh	mrəkʂ	to collect, to rub to combine, to smear, to speak indistinctly
823	म्रेट्	mret	mreʈ	to be mad
824	मृ	mri	mr̩	to die to kill to injure
825	मृड्	mrid	mr̩ɖ	to make happy, to rejoise to pound to be happy
826	मृढ्	mridh	mr̩ɖ̤	to grind to crush to bruise to squeeze to press to pound to rule to overcome
827	मृध्	mridh	mr̩d̤	to moisten, to kill
828	मृग्	mrig	mr̩ɡ	to seek, to examine, to investigate, to beg to seek, to hunt
829	मृज्	mrij	mr̩d͡ʒ	to cleanse, to wipe off, to adorn, to sharpen to cleanse to purify to wipe off to wipe off, to adorn
830	मृक्ष्	mriksh	mr̩kʂ	to collect, to rub
831	मृण्	mrin	mr̩ɳ	to kill
832	मृश्	mrish	mr̩ʃ	to touch, to consider, to reflect
833	मृष्	mrish	mr̩ʂ	to bear, to endure, to suffer to forgive to sprinkle, to endure
834	म्रुच्	mruch	mrut͡ʃ	to go or move to go, to move
835	मू	mu	muː	to bind
836	मुच्	much	mut͡ʃ	to cheat, to be wicked, to tell to free, to liberate, to release, to loosen, to abandon, to grant, to except, to shed, to discharge, to dismiss, to utter, to void to loosen, to liberate, to rejoice
837	मुद्	mud	mud	to be glad, to rejoise to mix, to unite
838	मुह्	muh	muɦ	to loose sense, to faint, to be bewildered, to err, to be foolish
839	मुज्	muj	mud͡ʒ	to sound to sound
840	मूल्	mul	muːl	to cause to grow, to rear to take root, to be firm, to accumulate
841	मुण्	mun	muɳ	to promise
842	मुण्ड्	mund	muɳɖ	to be pure, to sink to grind, to shave, to shear
843	मुण्ठ्	munth	muɳʈʰ	to protect, to run away
844	मुर्	mur	mur	to surround, to bind together
845	मुर्छ्	murchh	murt͡ʃʰ	to faint, to increase, to grow, to become strong, to take effect on
846	मुर्व्	murv	murv	to bind
847	मुष्	mush	muʂ	to destroy, to break, to steal to steal, to carry off to excel to cover to captivate
848	मूष्	mush	muːʂ	to steal, to rob
849	मुस्त्	must	must	to collect
850	मुट्	mut	muʈ	to crush, to grind, to break to blame, to crush, to bind to crush, to grind, to break
851	मूत्र्	mutr	muːtr	to discharge urine
852	नभ्	nabh	nəb̤	to destroy, to perish to kill to kill
853	नद्	nad	nəd	to speak, to shine
854	नह्	nah	nəɦ	to tie, to arm or to put on oneself
855	नख्	nakh	nəkʰ	to go
856	नक्क्	nakk	nəkk	to perish
857	नक्ष्	naksh	nəkʂ	to go
858	नल्	nal	nəl	to smell to bind
859	नम्	nam	nəm	to salute to sink to bend
860	नन्द्	nand	nənd	to be glad or satisfied
861	नंख्	nankh	nəŋkʰ	to go
862	नर्द्	nard	nərd	to sound, to roar
863	नस्	nas	nəs	to be crooked
864	नास्	nas	naːs	to sound
865	नश्	nash	nəʃ	to disappear, to perish, to run away, to be unsucessful
866	नट्	nat	nəʈ	to dance to act to sound to roar to thunder to speak
867	नाथ्	nath	naːtʰ	to ask to harass to be master to bless
868	नय्	nay	nəj	to go
869	नेद्	ned	ned	to censure to be near
870	नेष्	nesh	neʂ	to go
871	न्ही	nhi	nɦiː	to blush, to be ashamed
872	नी	ni	niː	to lead to carry to bring to pass, to spend to trace
873	निद्	nid	nid	to ridicule, to reach
874	निज्	nij	nid͡ʒ	to wash to wash, to purify, to nourish
875	निक्ष्	niksh	nikʂ	to kiss
876	निल्	nil	nil	to understand with difficulty to become thick
877	नील्	nil	niːl	to be of a dark colour to dye dark
878	निन्द्	nind	nind	to blame to censure to condemn
879	निंस्	nins	nins	to kiss
880	निन्व्	ninv	ninv	to sprinkle to attend
881	निश्	nish	niʃ	to meditate upon
882	निष्	nish	niʂ	to sprinkle, to moisten
883	निष्क्	nishk	niʂk	to measure, to weigh
884	नीव्	niv	niːv	to become fat
885	निवास्	nivas	nivaːs	to cover
886	नृ	nri	nr̩	to carry to lead
887	नृत्	nrit	nr̩t	to dance, to jesticulate
888	णु	nu	ɳu	to sound
889	नु	nu	nu	to praise
890	नू	nu	nuː	to praise
891	नुद्	nud	nud	to throw to throw to push to urge on to drive to remove to direct
892	ओख्	okh	okʰ	to be dry to be able or sufficient to adorn to refuse to prevent
893	ओलज्	olaj	old͡ʒ	to throw up
894	ओलण्ड्	oland	olɳɖ	to throw to throw up
895	ओण्	on	oɳ	to remove to drag along
896	पा	pa	paː	to drink, to feast on, to swallow up to protect to fgovern to preserve
897	पच्	pach	pət͡ʃ	to cook to bake, to burn to digest, to ripen, to develop to make clear to spread, to make clear
898	पद्	pad	pəd	to go, to attain, to observe to go, to move
899	पै	pai	pæː	to dry, to wither
900	पैण्	pain	pæːɳ	to go, to send, to touch, to embrace
901	पक्ष्	paksh	pəkʂ	to seize, to accept, to take aside to seize to accept, to take aside
902	पल्	pal	pəl	to go
903	पाल्	pal	paːl	to protect, to govern
904	पण्	pan	pəɳ	to praise to transact business, to deal in, to barter, to bet, to stake
905	पण्ड्	pand	pəɳɖ	to destroy, to collect to go
906	पन्त्	pant	pənt	to thunder, to go
907	पन्थ्	panth	pəntʰ	to go
908	पप्	pap	pəp	to go
909	पार्	par	paːr	to bring to a conclusion, to accomplish
910	पर्द्	pard	pərd	to break wind
911	पर्ण्	parn	pərɳ	to make green
912	पर्व्	parv	pərv	to fill
913	पस्	pas	pəs	to destroy
914	पश्	pash	pəʃ	to bind, to fetter
915	पष्	pash	pəʂ	to go, to move
916	पट्	pat	pəʈ	to go to speak, to cover to string, to envelop, to clothe
917	पत्	pat	pət	to be master of, to rule, to possess, to be fit for to fall, to fly, to alight, to sink, to be degraded, to attack
918	पठ्	path	pəʈʰ	to declare, to mention, to cite, to study, to read, to recite
919	पथ्	path	pətʰ	to throw
920	पय्	pay	pəj	to go
921	पेल्	pel	pel	to go
922	पेस्	pes	pes	to go
923	पेष्	pesh	peʂ	to resolve upon, to strive diligently for
924	पेव्	pev	pev	to serve
925	फक्क्	phakk	pʰəkk	to behave ill, to go softly
926	फल्	phal	pʰəl	to bear fruit, to result, to succeed, to be useful or fruitful to burst open, to split
927	फण्	phan	pʰəɳ	to go, to produce easily
928	फेल्	phel	pʰel	to go
929	पि	pi	pi	to go
930	पी	pi	piː	to drink
931	पिच्छ्	pichchh	pit͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to split, to cut, to divide
932	पीड्	pid	piːɖ	to afflict, to harass, to annoy, to squeeze, to press, to oppose, to give pain
933	पिज्	pij	pid͡ʒ	to kill, to be strong, to take, to dwell to speak, to shine to tinge to colour to join to divide to speak inarticulately
934	पील्	pil	piːl	to check to impede to obstruct
935	पिण्ड्	pind	piɳɖ	to roll into a lump, to heap to roll into a lump, to heap to unite
936	पिंस्	pins	pins	to speak, to shine
937	पिन्व्	pinv	pinv	to sprinkle, to serve
938	पिस्	pis	pis	to go to go
939	पिश्	pish	piʃ	to form to be reduced to constituent part to light
940	पिष्	pish	piʂ	to grind, to pound, to crush
941	पिट्	pit	piʈ	to injure to kill to feel pain to sound to assemble to heap together
942	पीव्	piv	piːv	to be fat or thick
943	प्लक्ष्	plaksh	pləkʂ	to eat
944	प्ली	pli	pliː	to go
945	प्लिह्	plih	pliɦ	to go
946	प्लु	plu	plu	to go, to jump, to fly, to float, to swim
947	प्लुष्	plush	pluʂ	to burn, to scorch
948	प्ल्यूल्	plyul	pljuːl	to cut, to wash in water impregnated with alkaline salt
949	प्रा	pra	praː	to fill
950	प्रच्छ्	prachchh	prət͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to ask to seek to desire to know
951	प्रस्	pras	prəs	to extend, to expand
952	प्रथ्	prath	prətʰ	to become famous, to increase, to spread abroad, to arise, to appear to proclaim, to manifest, to increase, to throw, to publish
953	प्रेङ्ख्Oल्	prenkhol	preŋkʰol	to swing, to shake
954	प्रेष्	presh	preʂ	to go
955	पृ	pri	pr̩	to be busy or active to please to protect, to fill, to gratify , to blow to protect, to fill, to promote, to deliver to protect, to fill to protect, to nourish, to fill, to blow, to satisfy
956	प्री	pri	priː	to please, to be satisfied, to feel affection for to please, to delight, to show kindness to, to love, to desire, to take delight in to please, to gratify
957	पृच्	prich	pr̩t͡ʃ	to come in contact with to touch to hinder, to oppose, to join to touch, to bring into contact with, to unite, to satiate, to increase
958	पृज्	prij	pr̩d͡ʒ	to dye
959	पृष्	prish	pr̩ʂ	to sprinkle, to hurt, to vex
960	पृथ्	prith	pr̩tʰ	to go to throw, to send, to direct
961	प्र्Oथ्	proth	protʰ	to be equal to, to be a match for, to be complete
962	प्रु	pru	pru	to go, to jump
963	प्रुष्	prush	pruʂ	to burn, to reduce to ashes to become wet, to sprinkle
964	प्रुट्	prut	pruʈ	to rub
965	प्सा	psa	psaː	to devour to eat
966	पू	pu	puː	to purify or clean from chaff to purify to discern to contrive
967	पुड्	pud	puɖ	to gladden to grind
968	पुह्	puh	puɦ	to quit to dismiss
969	पूज्	puj	puːd͡ʒ	to worship, to honour
970	पुल्	pul	pul	to be great or large to be great or large to be lofty or high, to be heaped up to heap, to be great or large
971	पूल्	pul	puːl	to collect, to gather, to heap up, to assemble
972	पुण्	pun	puɳ	to be pure or virtuous to do a holy work to collect to please to propitiate
973	पुण्ड्	pund	puɳɖ	to grind, to pound
974	पुंस्	puns	puns	to increase, to crash, to pain, to punish
975	पुण्ट्	punt	puɳʈ	to speak, to shine
976	पुन्थ्	punth	puntʰ	to kill, to suffer pain
977	पुर्	pur	pur	to precede to lead
978	पूर्	pur	puːr	to fill, to satisfy, to be full, to be satisfied to kill, to cover, to intensify
979	पूर्ण्	purn	puːrɳ	to collect
980	पुर्व्	purv	purv	to dwell, to invite to fill
981	पुष्	push	puʂ	to maintain, to promote to nourish, to bring up to develop, to support, to augment to show to have to nourish, to develop, to support to enhance, to get to nourish, to support, to develop, to increase, to possess
982	पूष्	push	puːʂ	to nourish, to increase, to grow
983	पुष्प्	pushp	puʂp	to blow, to flower
984	पुस्त्	pust	pust	to honour, to dishonour, to respect, to disrespect
985	पुट्	put	puʈ	to be in contact, to bind together to embrace to intertwine to speak, to shine
986	पुथ्	puth	putʰ	to kill
987	पुट्ट्	putt	puʈʈ	to decrease, to diminish
988	पूय्	puy	puːj	to split, to stink
989	प्यै	pyai	pjæː	to grow
990	प्याय्	pyay	pjaːj	to grow, to increase, to swell
991	रा	ra	raː	to give to grant
992	रभ्	rabh	rəb̤	to begin, to desire, to act rashly
993	रच्	rach	rət͡ʃ	to arrange, to compose, to effect
994	रद्	rad	rəd	to split, to scratch
995	रध्	radh	rəd̤	to kill, to injure, to cook, to finish
996	राध्	radh	raːd̤	to accomplish to kill to propitiate to grow, to be ready, to be favourable, to look to the welfare of
997	रग्	rag	rəɡ	to doubt
998	राघ्र	raghra	raːɡ̤rə	to be able
999	रह्	rah	rəɦ	to abandon, to quit
1000	रै	rai	ræː	to sound
1001	रज्	raj	rəd͡ʒ	to be coloured, to redden, to dye, to be attached to, to be excited, to be pleased with to please
1002	राज्	raj	raːd͡ʒ	to shine, to glitter, to appear like
1003	रक्	rak	rək	ragh to taste, to obtain
1004	रख्	rakh	rəkʰ	to go
1005	राख्	rakh	raːkʰ	to dry, to adorn, to be able
1006	रक्ष्	raksh	rəkʂ	to protect, to watch, to take care of
1007	रम्	ram	rəm	to sport, to rest, to be pleased, to rejoice at, to have sexual intercourse with
1008	रम्ब्	ramb	rəmb	to sound
1009	रम्फ्	ramph	rəmpʰ	to go, to kill
1010	रण्	ran	rəɳ	to go to sound, to ring, to jingle
1011	रङ्घ्	rangh	rəŋɡ̤	to go, to hasten to speak, to shine
1012	रंह्	ranh	rənɦ	to go, to move to speak, to shine
1013	रङ्ख्	rankh	rəŋkʰ	to go, to move
1014	रण्व	ranva	rəɳvə	to go
1015	रप्	rap	rəp	to talk, to speak
1016	रफ्	raph	rəpʰ	to kill, to go
1017	रस्	ras	rəs	to roar, to cry, to make noise, to praise to taste, to relish, to love
1018	रश्	rash	rəʃ	to sound
1019	राश्	rash	raːʃ	to sound
1020	रट्	rat	rəʈ	to roar, to yell, to proclaim aloud, to shout
1021	रय्	ray	rəj	to go, to move
1022	रेभ्	rebh	reb̤	to speak
1023	रेच्	rech	ret͡ʃ	to separate, to join, to mix
1024	रेघ्	regh	reɡ̤	to utter an inarticulate sound, to neigh, to roar
1025	रेक्	rek	rek	to doubt
1026	रेप्	rep	rep	to go, to move
1027	रेट्	ret	reʈ	to speak, to ask, to request
1028	रेव्	rev	rev	to leap, to go, to move
1029	ऋ	ri	r̩	to kill to go to go to go to acquire
1030	रि	ri	ri	to go, to move to kill
1031	री	ri	riː	to go to move to howl to ooze, to flow
1032	ऋच्	rich	r̩t͡ʃ	to praise
1033	रिच्	rich	rit͡ʃ	to purge, to empty, to evacuate to separate, to divide, to join
1034	ऋच्छ्	richchh	r̩t͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to go to fail in faculties, to become hard or congeal
1035	ऋध्	ridh	r̩d̤	to increase, to prosper, to please to increase, to prosper
1036	ऋज्	rij	r̩d͡ʒ	to fry to go to stand to gain to acquire to be healthy
1037	रिख्	rikh	rikʰ	to go, to move
1038	ऋक्षि	rikshi	r̩kʂi	to kill
1039	ऋण्	rin	r̩ɳ	to go
1040	रिङ्ख्	rinkh	riŋkʰ	to go, to move
1041	रिण्व्	rinv	riɳv	to go, to move
1042	रिफ्	riph	ripʰ	to boast, to speak, to fight, to censure, to kill, to give
1043	ऋफ्	riph	r̩pʰ	to kill
1044	रिश्	rish	riʃ	to kill
1045	रिष्	rish	riʂ	to kill, to destroy to kill, to destroy, to injure
1046	ऋश्	rish	r̩ʃ	to kill to go
1047	ऋष्	rish	r̩ʂ	to be proud
1048	ऋत्	rit	r̩t	to reproach, to pity, to go, to rival to have power
1049	र्Oड्	rod	roɖ	to despise, to be mad
1050	रु	ru	ru	to cry to roar to shout to sound to go, to kill
1051	रुच्	ruch	rut͡ʃ	to shine, to please, to like, to appear good
1052	रुद्	rud	rud	to shed tears to cry to weep to lament
1053	रुध्	rudh	rud̤	to desire, to love, to comply with, to obey to oppose, to obstruct, to besiege, to enclose, to obscure, to harass
1054	रुह्	ruh	ruɦ	to grow from seed, to become manifest, to grow, to rise, to ascend
1055	रुज्	ruj	rud͡ʒ	to break, to destroy to bend, to pain, to injure to kill
1056	रूक्ष्	ruksh	ruːkʂ	to be harsh or rough to make dry
1057	रुण्ड्	rund	ruɳɖ	to steal
1058	रुंश्	runsh	runʃ	to speak, to shine
1059	रुण्ट्	runt	ruɳʈ	to steal, to rob
1060	रुण्ठ्	runth	ruɳʈʰ	to steal to be lame, to go
1061	रुप्	rup	rup	to violate, to confound, to disturb
1062	रूप्	rup	ruːp	to form, to represent on the stage, to see, to consider
1063	रुश्	rush	ruʃ	to kill
1064	रुष्	rush	ruʂ	to be angry to kill to kill
1065	रूष्	rush	ruːʂ	to decorate, to smear, to cover
1066	रुट्	rut	ruʈ	to be angry to strike down, to fell to strike, to oppose
1067	रुठ्	ruth	ruʈʰ	to speak, to shine
1068	सभाज्	sabhaj	səb̤aːd͡ʒ	to please, to serve, to salute, to honour
1069	सच्	sach	sət͡ʃ	to sprinkle, to serve
1070	सद्	sad	səd	to divide, to break, to go, to wither, to despond, to be weary to divide, to break, to go, to wither, to despond, to be weary to go, to approach
1071	साध्	sadh	saːd̤	to accomplish
1072	सग्	sag	səɡ	to cover
1073	सघ्	sagh	səɡ̤	to kill
1074	सह्	sah	səɦ	to forbear, to be able to satisfy, to be plesed to suffer, to forbear, to be patient, to wait, to be able to resist, to conquer, to stop
1075	सै	sai	sæː	to waste away, to decline
1076	सज्	saj	səd͡ʒ	to cling to, to fasten, to embrace
1077	सल्	sal	səl	to go, to move
1078	सम्	sam	səm	to be composed to change form
1079	साम्	sam	saːm	to conciliate, to console
1080	सम्ब्	samb	səmb	to collect to go, to creep
1081	साम्ब्	samb	saːmb	to collect
1082	सन्	san	sən	to dive to give, to honour, to obtain, to worship
1083	सङ्ग्राम्	sangram	səŋɡraːm	to fight
1084	सङ्केत्	sanket	səŋket	to invite, to counsel
1085	संस्त्	sanst	sənst	to sleep
1086	सान्त्व्	santv	saːntv	to appease, to console
1087	सप्	sap	səp	to connect
1088	सार्	sar	saːr	to be weak
1089	सर्ब्	sarb	sərb	to go, to move
1090	सर्व्	sarv	sərv	to go, to kill
1091	सस्	sas	səs	to sleep
1092	सस्ज्	sasj	səsd͡ʒ	to go, to become ready
1093	सट्	sat	səʈ	to be a part or portion
1094	सत्र्	satr	sətr	to extend, to spread
1095	सट्ट्	satt	səʈʈ	to hurt, to kill
1096	सेच्	sech	set͡ʃ	to be associated with
1097	सेक्	sek	sek	to go, to move
1098	सेल्	sel	sel	to go, to move
1099	सेव्	sev	sev	to serve, to honour, to follow, to use, to enjoy, to cultivate, to practise, to devote oneself to, to inhabit, to frequent, to guard, to protect
1100	शब्द्	shabd	ʃəbd	to make manifest , to make any sound, to utter
1101	शच्	shach	ʃət͡ʃ	to speak, to say, to tell
1102	शड्	shad	ʃəɖ	to hurt, to cause disease, to collect
1103	शद्	shad	ʃəd	to perish gradually to perish, to fall, to wither, to decay
1104	शाड्	shad	ʃaːɖ	to praise
1105	शै	shai	ʃæː	to cook
1106	शक्	shak	ʃək	to be able to be powerful to bear to endure, to be able
1107	शाख्	shakh	ʃaːkʰ	to pervade
1108	शल्	shal	ʃəl	to go, to move to shake, to cover
1109	शाल्	shal	ʃaːl	to praise, to shine, to be endowed with, to tell
1110	शल्भ्	shalbh	ʃəlb̤	to praise, to boast
1111	शम्	sham	ʃəm	to be calm to look at, to inspect, to show
1112	शम्ब्	shamb	ʃəmb	to accumulate
1113	शण्	shan	ʃəɳ	to give, to go
1114	शान्	shan	ʃaːn	to whet
1115	शङ्क्	shank	ʃəŋk	to fear, to doubt, to suspect
1116	शंस्	shans	ʃəns	to praise, to be in distres, to tell, to indicate to wish, to expect, to bless
1117	शप्	shap	ʃəp	to curse, to imprecate, to swear to curse, to swear
1118	शर्ब्	sharb	ʃərb	to go, to move to kill
1119	शस्	shas	ʃəs	to kill
1120	शास्	shas	ʃaːs	to desire, to seek, to bless, to praise to teach, to inform, to rule, to command, to punish, to advise
1121	शश्	shash	ʃəʃ	to jump, to dance
1122	शष्	shash	ʃəʂ	to kill
1123	शट्	shat	ʃəʈ	to be sick, to divide, to pierce, to go, to be weary
1124	शठ्	shath	ʃəʈʰ	to cheat, to defraud to leave unfinished to speak ill or well
1125	शौट्	shaut	ʃɔːʈ	to be proud
1126	शव्	shav	ʃəv	to go, to move
1127	श्चुत्	shchut	ʃt͡ʃut	to ooze, to diffuse
1128	शेल्	shel	ʃel	to go, to move
1129	शेव्	shev	ʃev	to worship, to serve
1130	शि	shi	ʃi	to whet to excite
1131	शी	shi	ʃiː	to sleep, to lie down
1132	शीभ्	shibh	ʃiːb̤	to boast
1133	शिघ्	shigh	ʃiɡ̤	to smell
1134	शिज्	shij	ʃid͡ʒ	to tinkle, to rattle, to whisper
1135	शीक्	shik	ʃiːk	to be angry, to touch to speak, to shine, to be angry, to touch
1136	शिख्	shikh	ʃikʰ	to go, to move
1137	शिक्ष्	shiksh	ʃikʂ	to learn, to practise
1138	शिल्	shil	ʃil	to glean
1139	शील्	shil	ʃiːl	to meditate, to intend to practise repeatedly, to exercise, to visit, to honour
1140	शिष्	shish	ʃiʂ	to distinguish, to leave as a remainder to kill, to leave as a remainder to leave a residue
1141	शिट्	shit	ʃiʈ	to disregard
1142	श्लाघ्	shlagh	ʃlaːɡ̤	to praise, to flatter, to boast
1143	श्लाख्	shlakh	ʃlaːkʰ	to pervade, to penetrate
1144	श्लङ्क्	shlank	ʃləŋk	to go, to move
1145	श्लथ्	shlath	ʃlətʰ	to hurt
1146	श्लिष्	shlish	ʃliʂ	to burn to embrace, to collect
1147	श्लीष्	shlish	ʃliːʂ	to embrace, to adhere to, to unite
1148	श्ल्Oक्	shlok	ʃlok	to heap together, to collect, to versify
1149	श्ल्Oण्	shlon	ʃloɳ	to collect
1150	श्मील्	shmil	ʃmiːl	to wink
1151	श्O	sho	ʃo	to whet, to make thin
1152	श्Oण्	shon	ʃoɳ	to be red, to go
1153	श्रा	shra	ʃraː	to cook, to boil
1154	श्रै	shrai	ʃræː	to cook
1155	श्रम्	shram	ʃrəm	to perform acts of penance, to be fatigued
1156	श्रम्भ्	shrambh	ʃrəmb̤	to be careless, to err
1157	श्रण्	shran	ʃrəɳ	to give to give
1158	श्रङ्क	shranka	ʃrəŋkə	to go, to move
1159	श्रन्थ्	shranth	ʃrəntʰ	to arrange to loosen to loosen, to liberate, to gladden, to bind to arrange
1160	श्रथ्	shrath	ʃrətʰ	to be weak to kill to liberate, to kill to make effort, to set out
1161	शृ	shri	ʃr̩	to tear asunder, to split in pieces, to hurt, to kill
1162	श्रि	shri	ʃri	to serve, to depend upon
1163	श्री	shri	ʃriː	to cook, to dress
1164	शृध्	shridh	ʃr̩d̤	to break wind to insult, to mock at to moisten, to wet, to cut off
1165	श्रिस्	shris	ʃris	to burn
1166	शृष्	shrish	ʃr̩ʂ	to bring forth
1167	श्र्Oण्	shron	ʃroɳ	to heap together, to collect
1168	श्रु	shru	ʃru	to go, to move
1169	ष्ठिव्	shthiv	ʂʈʰiv	spit
1170	शुभ्	shubh	ʃub̤	to shine to speak, to shine, to kill to shine, to look beautiful
1171	शुच्	shuch	ʃut͡ʃ	to be wet, to be clean to regret, to grive for, to bewail
1172	शुच्य	shuchya	ʃut͡ʃjə	to perform ablution, to squeeze out juice, to distil
1173	शुध्	shudh	ʃud̤	to become pure, to be made clear
1174	शूल्	shul	ʃuːl	to be ill, to collect
1175	शुल्क्	shulk	ʃulk	to leave, to forsake, to pay, to give, to give, to gain
1176	शुन्	shun	ʃun	to go
1177	शुन्ध्	shundh	ʃund̤	to purify to purify, to make clean
1178	शुण्ठ्	shunth	ʃuɳʈʰ	to dry, to become dry
1179	शूप्	shup	ʃuːp	to measure
1180	शूर्	shur	ʃuːr	to be powerful, to be valiant to strike, to be firm
1181	शुष्	shush	ʃuʂ	to become dry, to be withered
1182	शुट्	shut	ʃuʈ	to resist, to go lame
1183	शुठ्	shuth	ʃuʈʰ	to be lazy
1184	श्वभ्	shvabh	ʃvəb̤	to go, to move
1185	श्वल्	shval	ʃvəl	to run
1186	श्वल्क्	shvalk	ʃvəlk	to tell, to narrate
1187	श्वङ्क्	shvank	ʃvəŋk	śvac to go
1188	श्वस्	shvas	ʃvəs	to breath, to sigh, to hiss
1189	ष्वष्क्	shvashk	ʂvəʂk	to go
1190	श्वठ्	shvath	ʃvəʈʰ	śvaṅṭh to leave unfinished, to go to speak ill or well
1191	श्वि	shvi	ʃvi	to move, to increase, to grow, to swell
1192	श्विन्द्	shvind	ʃvind	to be white
1193	श्वित्	shvit	ʃvit	to be white
1194	श्यै	shyai	ʃjæː	to go, to move, to wither to dry up
1195	सि	si	si	to tie to tie, to bind
1196	सिभ्	sibh	sib̤	to kill
1197	सिच्	sich	sit͡ʃ	to sprinkle, to moisten, to scatter
1198	सिध्	sidh	sid̤	to be accomplished, to succeed, to be thoroughly prepared to go to ordain, to instruct, to do an auspicious act, to turn out auspiciously, to ward off, to restrain, to interdict
1199	सीक्	sik	siːk	to sprinkle
1200	सिल्	sil	sil	to glean
1201	सिम्भ्	simbh	simb̤	to kill
1202	सिन्व्	sinv	sinv	to sprinkle
1203	सिट्	sit	siʈ	to disregard
1204	सिव्	siv	siv	to sew, to sow
1205	स्कम्भ्	skambh	skəmb̤	to obstruct to obstruct, to stop
1206	स्कन्द्	skand	skənd	to go, to be dry
1207	स्खद्	skhad	skʰəd	to destroy, to cut
1208	स्खल्	skhal	skʰəl	to stumble, to totter, to deviate, to blunder, to err, to stammer, to drop
1209	स्कु	sku	sku	to go by leaps, to cover, to raise
1210	स्कुम्भ्	skumbh	skumb̤	to hinder, to hold
1211	स्कुन्द्	skund	skund	to jump, to raise, to lift
1212	स्मि	smi	smi	to smile, to expand, to bloom
1213	स्मील	smila	smiːl	to wink
1214	स्मिट्	smit	smiʈ	to disrespect, to slight, to despise
1215	स्मृ	smri	smr̩	to remember to recollect to long for, to regret to remember, to recollect, to think upon, to recite mentally, to record in a smriti
1216	स्ना	sna	snaː	to bathe
1217	स्नै	snai	snæː	to cover, to wrap, to adorn
1218	स्नस्	snas	snəs	to reject, to eject
1219	स्निह्	snih	sniɦ	to feel affection for, to love, to be kind to to love, to account, to dissolve
1220	स्निव्	sniv	sniv	to go, to dry
1221	स्नु	snu	snu	to ooze
1222	स्नुह्	snuh	snuɦ	to vomit
1223	स्नुस्	snus	snus	to eat, to take, to disappear
1224	स्O	so	so	to put an end to, to kill, to finish
1225	स्पर्ध्	spardh	spərd̤	to contend with, to vie with, to emulate, to challenge
1226	स्पश्	spash	spəʃ	to obstruct, to touch, to perceive clearly, to undertake, to string together to take, to embrace
1227	स्फर्	sphar	spʰər	to tremble, to move
1228	स्फाय्	sphay	spʰaːj	to grow fat, to increase, to expand
1229	स्फिट्	sphit	spʰiʈ	to feel affection for
1230	स्फिट्ट्	sphitt	spʰiʈʈ	to kill
1231	स्फुड्	sphud	spʰuɖ	to cover
1232	स्फुल्	sphul	spʰul	to tremble, to throb
1233	स्फुण्ट्	sphunt	spʰuɳʈ	to laugh at, to joke to open, to expand
1234	स्फुर्	sphur	spʰur	to throb, to palpitate, to become agitated, to start, to appear clearly, to flash
1235	स्फुर्च्छ्	sphurchchh	spʰurt͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to spreak, to extend, to forget
1236	स्फूर्ज्	sphurj	spʰuːrd͡ʒ	to thunder, to explode, to glitter, to burst
1237	स्फुट्	sphut	spʰuʈ	to blow, to blossom, to break to burst, to break open to burst to blossom to blow to split open
1238	स्पृ	spri	spr̩	to gratify, to defend, to shake
1239	स्पृह्	sprih	spr̩ɦ	to wish, to envy
1240	स्पृश्	sprish	spr̩ʃ	to touch, to cling to, to act upon to affect, to accept, to reach, to wash
1241	स्रम्भ्	srambh	srəmb̤	to err to entrust
1242	स्रङ्क्	srank	srəŋk	to go, to move
1243	स्रंस्	srans	srəns	to fall down, to drop, to slip off to hang down
1244	स्रेक्	srek	srek	to go, to move
1245	सृ	sri	sr̩	to go to go, to move, to approach, to slip, to blow, to flow to run
1246	सृभ्	sribh	sr̩b̤	to kill, to slay
1247	सृज्	srij	sr̩d͡ʒ	to be abandoned, to drop to leave, to create, to let loose, to let off, to throw, to produce, to put on
1248	सृप्	srip	sr̩p	to go, to creep
1249	स्रु	sru	sru	to go, to flow
1250	स्तभ्	stabh	stəb̤	to stop, to support
1251	स्तग्	stag	stəɡ	cover
1252	स्तै	stai	stæː	to cover, to adorn
1253	स्तक्	stak	stək	to resist, to repel
1254	स्तक्ष्	staksh	stəkʂ	to go, to move
1255	स्तम्	stam	stəm	to be confused, not to be confused
1256	स्तम्भ्	stambh	stəmb̤	to stop, to hinder, to become stiff or naughty, to paralyze, to fix firmly
1257	स्तन्	stan	stən	to sound, to thunder to thunder
1258	स्तेन्	sten	sten	to steal
1259	स्तेप्	step	step	to ooze
1260	स्था	stha	stʰaː	to stand, to stay, to be
1261	स्थग्	sthag	stʰəɡ	to cover, to conceal
1262	स्थल्	sthal	stʰəl	to stand firm
1263	स्थिघ्	sthigh	stʰiɡ̤	to ascend to assail
1264	स्थुड्	sthud	stʰuɖ	to cover, to hide
1265	स्थूल्	sthul	stʰuːl	to become stout, to grow fat
1266	स्तिम्	stim	stim	to become wet, to moist
1267	स्तिप्	stip	stip	to ooze
1268	स्त्Oम्	stom	stom	to praise
1269	स्तृ	stri	str̩	to cover, to spread
1270	स्तृह्	strih	str̩ɦ	to kill, to hurt, to strike
1271	स्तु	stu	stu	to cover to praise, to glorify, to worship by hymns
1272	स्तुभ्	stubh	stub̤	to stop
1273	स्तुच्	stuch	stut͡ʃ	to be pleased
1274	स्तुक्ष्	stuksh	stukʂ	to go, to move
1275	स्तूप्	stup	stuːp	to collect to pile, to collect, to erect
1276	स्त्यै	styai	stjæː	to sound, to collect into a heap, to spread about, to crowd
1277	सु	su	su	to bring forth, to possess power or supremacy, to permit to bring forth, to possess supremacy, to permit to cause to bathe: to churn to pour out to bathe to press out juice to distil
1278	सू	su	suː	to bring forth as a child to bring forth as a child to impel, to drive, to discharge, to remit
1279	सुभ्	subh	sub̤	to speak, to kill to speak, to kill
1280	सूच्	such	suːt͡ʃ	to betray, to reveal, to show, to ascertain to try, to bind
1281	सूद्	sud	suːd	to distil, to strike, to hurt, to destroy, to leak, to deposit to strike, to wound, to distil, to deposit
1282	सुह्	suh	suɦ	to be satisfied
1283	सुख्	sukh	sukʰ	to make happy
1284	सुर्	sur	sur	to rule, to shine
1285	सूर्क्ष्	surksh	suːrkʂ	to respect
1286	सूर्क्ष्य	surkshya	suːrkʂjə	to envy, to despise
1287	सुट्ट्	sutt	suʈʈ	to disrespect
1288	स्वद्	svad	svəd	to be pleasant to the taste, to be liked, to taste, to eat, to please to make sweet
1289	स्वाद्	svad	svaːd	to taste to taste, to be pleasing
1290	स्वज्	svaj	svəd͡ʒ	to embrace, to clasp, to encircle
1291	स्वन्	svan	svən	to deck, to adorn to sound, to sing
1292	स्वप्	svap	svəp	to sleep, to lie down
1293	स्वर्	svar	svər	to blame, to find fault with
1294	स्वर्द्	svard	svərd	to taste, to be pleasing
1295	स्विद्	svid	svid	to be greedy, to perspire, to be disturbed, to quit to perspire
1296	स्वृ	svri	svr̩	to sound, to praise, to pain
1297	स्यम्	syam	sjəm	to consider, to think to sound, to shout
1298	स्यन्द्	syand	sjənd	to ooze, to feel to throb, to quiver
1299	तच्	tach	tət͡ʃ	to contract, to shrink to go
1300	तड्	tad	təɖ	to strike, to beat, to play upon a musical instrument, to speak
1301	तक्	tak	tək	to laugh at to bear, to fly or rush upon
1302	तक्ष्	taksh	təkʂ	to cut off to make thin to wound, to form to eat to pare, to cover
1303	टल्	tal	ʈəl	to be confused
1304	तल्	tal	təl	to be full or complete, to fix, to establish
1305	तम्	tam	təm	to desire, to be fatigued
1306	तन्	tan	tən	to confide in, to assist to confide in, to assist to pain with disease, to be harmless, to sound to spread, to stretch, to do, to spin out
1307	तण्ड्	tand	təɳɖ	to strike
1308	तन्द्र्	tandr	təndr	to be exhausted, to be disturbed in mind
1309	तङ्ग्	tang	təŋɡ	to go to stumble to tremble
1310	टङ्क्	tank	ʈəŋk	to bind to build
1311	तङ्क्	tank	təŋk	to live in distress
1312	तंस्	tans	təns	to adorn, to deck to decorate to shake, to pour out, to request
1313	तन्त्र्	tantr	təntr	to support, to maintain, to govern
1314	तप्	tap	təp	to be powerful, to injure, to perform penance to heat, to burn, to afflict to shine, to be hot to make hot, to suffer pain, to injure or hurt, to undergo, to perform penance
1315	तर्द्	tard	tərd	to injure, to hurt or kill
1316	तर्ज्	tarj	tərd͡ʒ	to menace, to censure to threaten, to terrify, to scold, to mock
1317	तर्क्	tark	tərk	to shine, to intend, to suppose, to guess, to think of
1318	तस्	tas	təs	to fade away, to become exhausted
1319	तट्	tat	təʈ	to be raised, to rise, to groan
1320	टौक्	tauk	ʈɔːk	to go
1321	तय्	tay	təj	to go
1322	ताय्	tay	taːj	to spread, to protect
1323	तेज्	tej	ted͡ʒ	to protect
1324	तेप्	tep	tep	to ooze, to shake
1325	तेव्	tev	tev	to lament to play
1326	थुढ्	thudh	tʰuɖ̤	to cover
1327	थुर्व्	thurv	tʰurv	to injure, hurt or kill
1328	तिघ्	tigh	tiɡ̤	to kill, to challenge
1329	तिज्	tij	tid͡ʒ	to endure or bear patiently to whet to whet, to sharpen
1330	टिक्	tik	ʈik	to go
1331	टीक्	tik	ʈiːk	to go, to resort to
1332	तिक्	tik	tik	to assail, to go, to seek, to injure or kill, to challenge to go or move
1333	तीक्	tik	tiːk	to go
1334	तिल्	til	til	to go to oil, to be greasy to oil to anoint
1335	तिल्ल्	till	till	to go
1336	तिम्	tim	tim	to be wet, to be moist
1337	टिप्	tip	ʈip	to throw, to send
1338	तिप्	tip	tip	to drop, to ooze
1339	तीर्	tir	tiːr	to finish, to get through
1340	तीव्	tiv	tiːv	to be strong or fat or corpulent
1341	त्Oड्	tod	toɖ	to disregard
1342	त्रै	trai	træː	to protect
1343	त्रख्	trakh	trəkʰ	to go
1344	त्रन्द्	trand	trənd	to act to try to be busy or active
1345	त्रङ्क्	trank	trəŋk	to go
1346	त्रङ्ख्	trankh	trəŋkʰ	to go
1347	त्रंस्	trans	trəns	to speak to speak to shine
1348	त्रप्	trap	trəp	to be ashamed or abashed to be embarrassed
1349	त्रस्	tras	trəs	to fear, to tremble to take, to hold, to oppose
1350	त्रौक्	trauk	trɔːk	to go
1351	तृ	tri	tr̩	to swim, to cross over, to float, to surmount to master completely, to fulfil, to escape from
1352	तृद्	trid	tr̩d	to kill, to disregard
1353	तृह्	trih	tr̩ɦ	to kill to kill
1354	तृक्ष्	triksh	tr̩kʂ	to go
1355	तृण्	trin	tr̩ɳ	to eat, to graze
1356	त्रिंख्	trinkh	triŋkʰ	to go
1357	तृप्	trip	tr̩p	to be satisfied or pleased, to please or satisfy to be satisfied, to light to please or to be pleased
1358	तृष्	trish	tr̩ʂ	to be thirsty, to wish
1359	त्रुप्	trup	trup	trump, trumph to kill, injure or hurt
1360	त्रुट्	trut	truʈ	to cut to cut to break
1361	त्सर्	tsar	tsər	to creep to crawl to proceed crookedly or fraudulently
1362	तु	tu	tu	to go, to grow, to kill
1363	तुभ्	tubh	tub̤	to injure, hurt or kill to kill to kill
1364	तुड्	tud	tuɖ	to split, to push, to injure, to hurt to tear, to kill
1365	तुद्	tud	tud	to wound to strike to pain to ved
1366	तूड्	tud	tuːɖ	to split, to disregard
1367	तुड्ड्	tudd	tuɖɖ	to disregard, to condemn
1368	तुह्	tuh	tuɦ	to hurt, to kill, to pain
1369	तुज्	tuj	tud͡ʒ	to hurt, injure or kill to reach, to kill, to be strong, to take, to dwell, to protect to cloth, to strike, to push, to emit, to incite, to give to strike, to be strong, to take, to live
1370	तुल्	tul	tul	to weigh, to measure
1371	तूल्	tul	tuːl	to weigh, to measure
1372	तुम्ब्	tumb	tumb	to be invisible, to trouble to distress, to hurt
1373	तुम्प्	tump	tump	to injure, hurt or kill
1374	तुण्	tun	tuɳ	to curve to fill up
1375	तुण्ड्	tund	tuɳɖ	to disregard, to condemn
1376	तुप्	tup	tup	to injure, hurt or kill
1377	तुफ्	tuph	tupʰ	to injure, hurt or kill
1378	तुप्तुम्प्	tuptump	tuptump	to kill to please or to be pleased
1379	तुर्	tur	tur	to make haste to be quickly, to make haste, to hurt or kill
1380	तुर्व्	turv	turv	to kill
1381	तुस्	tus	tus	to sound
1382	तुष्	tush	tuʂ	to be pleased or delighted
1383	तूष्	tush	tuːʂ	to satisfy or to be satisfied
1384	तुट्	tut	tuʈ	to quarrel to cut
1385	तुत्थ्	tutth	tuttʰ	to cover
1386	त्वच्	tvach	tvət͡ʃ	to cover to go
1387	त्वक्ष्	tvaksh	tvəkʂ	to make thin
1388	ट्वल्	tval	ʈvəl	to be confused
1389	त्वङ्ग्	tvang	tvəŋɡ	to go to tremble
1390	त्विष्	tvish	tviʂ	to shine to glitter
1391	त्यज्	tyaj	tjəd͡ʒ	to abandon, to leave, to quit, to let go, to renounce, to except, to distribute, to disregard
1392	उ	u	u	to utter a voice to sound
1393	उभ्	ubh	ub̤	to fill with
1394	उब्ज्	ubj	ubd͡ʒ	to make straight
1395	उच्	uch	ut͡ʃ	to be gathered together
1396	उच्छ्	uchchh	ut͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to dwell abroad to retire
1397	उछ्	uchh	ut͡ʃʰ	to glean to glean
1398	उध्रस्	udhras	ud̤rəs	to glean to glean
1399	उह्	uh	uɦ	to hurt or kill
1400	ऊह्	uh	uːɦ	to conjecture, to infer, to guess to note to expect to reason
1401	उज्झ्	ujjh	ud͡ʒd͡ʒ̤	to abandon to leave
1402	उख्	ukh	ukʰ	to go
1403	उक्ष्	uksh	ukʂ	to sprinkle to wet
1404	उलण्ड्	uland	ulɳɖ	to throw up
1405	ऊन्	un	uːn	to lessen, to deduct
1406	उन्द्	und	und	to moisten
1407	उङ्ख्	unkh	uŋkʰ	to go
1408	उर्द्	urd	urd	to measure, to play to taste to grant to be cheerful
1409	ऊर्ज्	urj	uːrd͡ʒ	to be strong, to live
1410	ऊर्णु	urnu	uːrɳu	to cover
1411	उर्व्	urv	urv	to kill or hurt
1412	उष्	ush	uʂ	to burn
1413	ऊष्	ush	uːʂ	to be ill
1414	उठ्	uth	uʈʰ	to knock down
1415	ऊठ्	uth	uːʈʰ	to knock down
1416	ऊय्	uy	uːj	to weave to sew
1417	वा	va	vaː	to go to blow to hurt to injure to kill to move
1418	वभ्	vabh	vəb̤	to go to move
1419	वच्	vach	vət͡ʃ	to deceive to go to speak, to tell, to read to speak to read to name to call to announce
1420	वाछ्	vachh	vaːt͡ʃʰ	to desire to wish
1421	वद्	vad	vəd	to inform, to communicate to speak to tell to describe to utter
1422	वह्	vah	vəɦ	to bear, to carry to flow to marry to propel
1423	वाह्	vah	vaːɦ	to endeavour
1424	वै	vai	væː	to be dry, to be languid
1425	वज्	vaj	vəd͡ʒ	to go to move to prepare the way, to feather an arrow
1426	वख्	vakh	vəkʰ	to go to move
1427	वक्ष्	vaksh	vəkʂ	to be angry to collect
1428	वल्	val	vəl	to cover to move to cover to move
1429	वल्भ्	valbh	vəlb̤	to eat to devour
1430	वल्ग्	valg	vəlɡ	to go to move to jump to gallop to be pleased
1431	वल्ह्	valh	vəlɦ	to speak, to kill or hurt to give
1432	वल्क्	valk	vəlk	to speak
1433	वल्ल्	vall	vəll	to be covered to go to move
1434	वम्	vam	vəm	to vomit, to drop to emit to give out to reject
1435	वण्	van	vəɳ	to sound
1436	वन्	van	vən	to act to beg, to request, to seek to sound to honour to aid
1437	वङ्घ्	vangh	vəŋɡ̤	to go to blame
1438	वङ्क्	vank	vəŋk	to be crooked to go
1439	वङ्ख्	vankh	vəŋkʰ	to go to move
1440	वाङ्क्ष्	vanksh	vaːŋkʂ	to wish to desire
1441	वण्ट्	vant	vəɳʈ	to salute respectfully to praise to divide to divide
1442	वप्	vap	vəp	to sow to plant to procreate to weave to shave to shear
1443	वर्	var	vər	to wish, to obtain, to desire
1444	वर्च्	varch	vərt͡ʃ	to shine
1445	वर्ध्	vardh	vərd̤	to cut, to fill
1446	वर्ह्	varh	vərɦ	to speak to kill to kill or hurt to give
1447	वर्ण्	varn	vərɳ	to paint, to delineate, to extend, to praise, to describe, to drive
1448	वर्ष्	varsh	vərʂ	to melt to love
1449	वस्	vas	vəs	to dwell to dwell to live to fix, to be straight to love, to cut, to take away to wear, to dress
1450	वास्	vas	vaːs	to perfume, to incense
1451	वश्	vash	vəʃ	to wish to long for
1452	वष्	vash	vəʂ	to hurt to kill to injure
1453	वाश्	vash	vaːʃ	to howl, to growl, to roar
1454	वस्क्	vask	vəsk	to go to move
1455	वस्त्	vast	vəst	to hurt, to torment, to go, to ask
1456	वट्	vat	vəʈ	to cover to surround to speak to tie, to string, to connect, to divide
1457	वात्	vat	vaːt	to make happy, to serve to fan
1458	वठ्	vath	vəʈʰ	to become fat to go alone to tie
1459	वावृत्	vavrit	vaːvr̩t	to choose
1460	वय्	vay	vəj	to go to move
1461	वे	ve	ve	to weave, to sew, to compose
1462	वेह्	veh	veɦ	to endeavour
1463	वेल्	vel	vel	to count the time to go, to move to shake to tremble
1464	वेण्	ven	veɳ	to go, to know, to consider, to play on an instrument, to take
1465	वेप्	vep	vep	to tremble, to shake
1466	वेष्ट्	vesht	veʂʈ	to surround, to dress
1467	वेथ्	veth	vetʰ	to beg, to ask
1468	वेवी	vevi	veviː	to go, to pervade, to be born, to impregnate, to desire, to throw, to eat
1469	वी	vi	viː	to go to pervade to be born to be impregnate to desire to throw to eat to conceive
1470	विच्	vich	vit͡ʃ	to divide, to separate, to discern, to remove from
1471	विच्छ्	vichchh	vit͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to go, to move to speak, to shine
1472	विद्	vid	vid	to be, to exist to discuss, to reason upon, to consider, to understand to feel, to experience, to tell, to dwell to get, to obtain, to find, to take in marriage to know to learn to find out to consider
1473	विडम्ब्	vidamb	viɖmb	to mock, to imitate, to ridicule
1474	विध्	vidh	vid̤	to pierce
1475	विज्	vij	vid͡ʒ	to fear, to tremble to fear, to tremble, to be disgusted to separate, to divide, to distinguish, to discern
1476	वीज्	vij	viːd͡ʒ	to fan
1477	विल्	vil	vil	to cover, to conceal to throw, to cast
1478	वीर्	vir	viːr	to display heroism, to be powerful
1479	विस्	vis	vis	to send
1480	विश्	vish	viʃ	to enter
1481	विष्	vish	viʂ	to pervade to separate to disjoin to sprinkle
1482	विष्क्	vishk	viʂk	to see, to perceive
1483	विट्	vit	viʈ	to curse to sound
1484	विथ्	vith	vitʰ	to beg to ask
1485	व्ली	vli	vliː	to choose, to select, to hold, to go
1486	व्रज्	vraj	vrəd͡ʒ	to clear the way, to go to go
1487	व्रण्	vran	vrəɳ	to sound to wound, to hurt
1488	व्रश्च्	vrashch	vrəʃt͡ʃ	to cut, to tear, to wound
1489	वृ	vri	vr̩	to choose to select to choose to solicit to cover to surround to restrain to cover, to conceal to cover to conceal to serve to worship
1490	व्री	vri	vriː	to choose to choose, to select, to hold, to go
1491	वृच्	vrich	vr̩t͡ʃ	to abandon, to exclude
1492	व्रीड्	vrid	vriːɖ	to throw, to be ashamed
1493	वृध्	vridh	vr̩d̤	to incrase, to grow, to continue, to become joyful
1494	वृह्	vrih	vr̩ɦ	to work, to labour
1495	वृज्	vrij	vr̩d͡ʒ	to avoid to avoid to avoid to avoid, to abandon
1496	वृक्	vrik	vr̩k	to accept to seize
1497	वृक्ष्	vriksh	vr̩kʂ	to cover
1498	वृण्	vrin	vr̩ɳ	to please, to gratify
1499	वृंह्	vrinh	vr̩nɦ	to speak, to shine
1500	वृश्	vrish	vr̩ʃ	to choose, to like
1501	वृष्	vrish	vr̩ʂ	to have the power of production to rain, to sprinkle, to kill, to afflict, to give pain
1502	वृत्	vrit	vr̩t	to be to happen to be presen to act to tend to to choose, to like to speak, to shine
1503	व्रुड्	vrud	vruɖ	to cover, to heap
1504	वुङ्ग्	vung	vuŋɡ	to abandon, to leave
1505	वुण्ट्	vunt	vuɳʈ	vuṣ to kill
1506	वुस्	vus	vus	to divide
1507	व्यच्	vyach	vjət͡ʃ	to deceive, to defraud
1508	व्यध्	vyadh	vjəd̤	to strike, to hurt, to stab, to pierce
1509	व्यथ्	vyath	vjətʰ	to be vexed, to fear, to become dry
1510	व्यय्	vyay	vjəj	to expend to go, to move
1511	व्ये	vye	vje	to cover, to veil
1512	व्युष्	vyush	vjuʂ	to divide, to burn
1513	या	ya	jaː	to go to attend to to go or pass away to attempt to perceive
1514	यभ्	yabh	jəb̤	to cohabit
1515	याच्	yach	jaːt͡ʃ	to beg, to ask, to solicit
1516	यज्	yaj	jəd͡ʒ	to make an oblation to a deity, to associate with, to sacrifice, to worship, to give
1517	यक्ष्	yaksh	jəkʂ	to honour
1518	यम्	yam	jəm	to check, to stop to cover, to surround
1519	यन्त्र्	yantr	jəntr	to restrain, to bind
1520	यस्	yas	jəs	to endeavour to strive, to endeavour, to labour
1521	यत्	yat	jət	to strive after, to be watchful to torture, to encourage
1522	यौट्	yaut	jɔːʈ	to bind
1523	येष्	yesh	jeʂ	to try, to attempt
1524	यु	yu	ju	to bind to censure, to despise to mix to join to separate
1525	युच्छ्	yuchchh	jut͡ʃt͡ʃʰ	to err, to be negligent
1526	युध्	yudh	jud̤	to fight, to contend with
1527	युज्	yuj	jud͡ʒ	to bind, to restrain to join, to unite, to apply, to use, to meditate, to concentrate the mind, to prepare, to grant, to intend to meditate, to curb one’s mind, to concentrate the mind to unite, to bind, to yoke
1528	युङ्ग्	yung	juŋɡ	to abandon, to desert
1529	युप्	yup	jup	to confuse
1530	युष्	yush	juʂ	to injure, hurt or kill to serve
1531	युत्	yut	jut	to shine