Epic and Narrative Sanskrit Vocabulary: Further 5 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.
prājña- (adj)
‘wise’
prāsāda- (m.)
‘palace, mansion’
plava(ṃ)-ga- (m.)
lit. ‘jump-goer’: ‘monkey’
√plu (I plavate)
‘jump’
bandhana- (n.)
‘bond, tie, rope, tether’
bandhu-, bhāndava- (m.)
‘relation, relative’
balin- (adj)
‘strong’
bāla- (m.)
‘child, boy’
bālā- (f.)
‘girl’
√bhā (II bhāti)
‘shine, be bright’
bhāra- (m.)
‘burden, load; heavy work, toil’
bhās-kara- (m.)
lit. ‘bright-maker’: ‘sun’
bhīru- (adj)
‘fearful, timid’
bhṛtya- (m.)
‘servant’
bhojana- (n.)
‘food’
mada- (m.)
‘excitement, intoxication’
manuṣya-, mānuṣa-
(adj) ‘human’, (m.) ‘human being’
maraṇa- (n.)
‘death’
mahī-pati- (m.)
‘earth-lord, ruler’
māṃsa- (n., sg and pl)
‘flesh, meat’
mānasa-
(adj) ‘belonging to the mind’,
(ifc) = manas-
māyā- (f.)
‘illusion; magic’
māruta-, marut- (m.)
‘wind’
mālā- (f.)
‘wreath, garland’