Epic and Narrative Sanskrit Vocabulary: Basic 9 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.
√śru (V śṛṇoti)
‘listen, hear’
śreṣṭha- (adj)
‘best’
sa- (pref)
‘(together) with’
saḥ/tad- (pron)
‘he/she/it; this, that’
saṃkāśa- (ifc)
‘having the appearance of, looking like’
saṃnibha- (adj, ifc)
‘like, similar, resembling’
saṃśaya- (m.)
‘doubt’
satya-
(adj) ‘true’, (n.) ‘truth, reality’
√sad (irreg sīdati)
‘sit, sit down’
vi-√sad (irreg viṣīdati)
‘despair, be sad’ (viṣaṇṇa-)
pra-√sad (prasīdati)
‘settle down, become tranquil’,
Caus prasādayati ‘render calm; propitiate’
ava-√sad (irreg avasīdati)
‘despair’
sadā (ind)
‘always’
sadṛśa- (adj)
‘such, of such a kind’
sama- (pron)
‘like, same as’
samīpa- (n.)
‘vicinity, nearness’
samudra- (n.)
‘ocean’
sarva- (pron adj)
‘all, every’
sarvataḥ (ind)
‘from all sides; in every direction; everywhere’
sarvathā (ind)
‘in every way; altogether, entirely’
saha (ind)
‘(together) with’ (+ Ins)
sahasā (ind)
‘suddenly’
sahasra- (n.)
‘thousand’
sahita- (adj)
‘together/combined with’