Epic and Narrative Sanskrit Vocabulary: Basic 2 Flashcards
This list is from the forthcoming 'Introductory Sanskrit Reader'. Its aim is to give students who have finished an introductory Sanskrit course a good basic vocabulary and get you started on your journey towards reading Sanskrit texts with fluency.
īdṛśa- (adj)
‘such, of such a kind’
īśvara- (m.)
‘lord, master’
uttama- (pron adj)
‘up-most’: ‘highest, most; best’
upama- (adj)
‘highest, best; excelling; (ifc) ‘equal/similar to, resembling (–> upamā- (f.) ‘(standard of) comparison’
upāya- (m.)
‘approach, means’
ubha- (pron adj)
‘both’
ṛṣabha- (m.)
‘bull’, (ifc) ‘very strong individual’
ṛṣi- (m.)
‘sage, seer’
eka- (pron)
‘one; sole; alone’
ena- (pron)
‘he/she/it; this, that’
eva (ind)
‘indeed’ (emphasizes preceding word)
evam (ind)
‘thus’
eṣaḥ/etad- (pron)
‘he/she/it; this, that’
ogha- (m.)
‘flood/stream of water’
ka- (pron)
‘who? what? which?’
(declined like saḥ/tad
except for NomAcc Sg Ntr kim)
√kath (X kathayati)
‘tell’
katham (ind)
‘how?’
kathā- (f.)
‘story’
kadācit (ind)
‘whenever, at any point’
kanyā- (f.)
‘girl’