Epic and Narrative Sanskrit Vocabulary: Further 7 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.
sakhi- (m.)
‘friend’ (Nom sakhā)
sakhī- (f.)
‘female friend; mistress’
saciva- (m.)
‘friend; a king’s friend: attendant, counselor, minister’
sattva- (n.)
‘truth;
reality, the facts’
sadyaḥ (ind)
‘daily, every day’
sapta- (num)
‘seven’
sabhā- (f.)
‘assembly’
samantataḥ (ind)
‘on all sides, all around’
samaya- (m.)
‘agreement, pact’
samartha- (adj)
‘competent, able to’
samāhita- (adj)
‘combined, united’
saras- (n.)
‘water, lake’
sarit- (f.)
‘river, stream’
sarpa- (m.)
‘snake’
sarvaśaḥ (ind)
‘wholly, completedly’
salila- (n.)
‘(rain)water, rain’
sahasraśaḥ (ind)
‘by/in the thousands’
sahāya- (m.)
‘companion’
sāyaka- (m.)
‘sword’
sāra- (m.)
‘essence, substance, heart of something’
√sic (VI siñcati)
‘pour (out), sprinkle’
siddhi- (f.)
‘success’
sukha-
(adj) ‘happy’,
(n. ) ‘happiness’
suvarṇa-
(adj) ‘golden’,
(n. ) gold’