Indian Languages Made Easy: Free Education Series: Sanskrit/ Sanskrut to English, and other 24 languages

Indian Languages Made Easy: Series: Sanskrit/ Sanskrut  to English: TRACE AND YOU'LL FIND BASICS OF RUSSIAN, FRENCH AND MANY OTHER LANGUAGES HERE. Ex. TRI = 3 , etc. 

First of all the big sentences then basics, is the formula here to understand how it works. Then slowly I, We, and other fundamentals would be written here.

During the Sanskrit/ Sanskrut  International Conference in 2010 we won the best Research Papers Awards for our 3 distinct papers/ publication. One of them was based on "Success Mantras Proclaimed by Mahanarayanopnishad".

(We started like this....just an example)

1st Sanskrit Sentence: 

Maananeeyebhyah Panditebhyah Kulpatibhyah Pradhyapakebhyah Api Cha Chhatrebhyah Cha Namamyasmin Shubhawasare.
Shubhe(a)smin Akhil Bharatiya Sanskritah Sammelane  Mahanarayanopnishadi Dnyanbodhakmantrotkrit Sidhdha-saadhan Mantraha itayadhikrutya prastoshyami. 

1st English Meaning of the above Sentence: (Almost meaning, and not exact meaning as presentation styles are different):

Honorable Chancellor, Honorable Vice Chancellor, my colleague Pandits and Professors, and my dear Students, On the auspicious occasion of All India Sanskrit Conference, I'm going to present our (Third) research paper on the 'Success Mantras as Proclaimed in the Mahanarayanopnishad'.

For more: 
https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/03/indian-languages-made-easy-sanskrit-to.html 

The counter: One to Ten ++: 

1. Ek = Ekam = One
2. Dwi = Dwitiya = Two
3. Tri = Trutiya= Three
4. Chatur = Chaturth= Four
5. Panchan = Pancham= Five
6. Shat = Shashtham= Six
7. Saptan = Saptam= Seven
8. Ashtan = Ashtam= Eight
9. Navan = Navam= Nine
10. Dashan = Dasham= Ten
11. Ekadash: Eleven
12. Dwdash: Twelve
13. Trayodash: Thirteen
14. Chaturdash: Fourteen
15. Panchdash: Fifteen...
16. Shat = Hundred
17. Sahastra = Thousand
18. Laksh = Hundred Thousand
19. Koti = Hundred Laksh

The- I to We:

1. I = Aham
2. You = Twam
3. We = Asmakam
4. Yah = He
5. Yaa = She
6. Tat = That fellow
7. Anyah = Someone else

Creating a word in Sanskrit is so easy and scientific:

• Carbon-Di-Oxide Gas = Karb-Amla- Vayu
• Beauty of nature = Srushti-Soundarya
• Earthen….pot or sculpture or…. = Mrud……bhande or murtya or….
• Member = Sabhaasad
• My class fellow = Sahpaathee
• Great Father = Parampita
• Jehovah / Allah / Ultimate God/ Ultimate Reality = Anant Koti Brahmanda Nayak (i.e. The God who controls the infinite galaxies and thus the infinite universes) = Paramatma
• Microscopic = Sookshmati Sookshma
• Quark = Tanmaatra
• Atom = Anu
• Molecules = Paramaanu
• Book = Pustak/en , Granth
• Medicines = Aushadhi
• Bird that flies in the sky = Kha means Sky and Ga means Gaman thus the word becomes – Khaga i.e. Bird = Khaga

Some most famous books in Sanskrit having fundamentals of all the knowledge of the past / present / future world:

• Epics: Ramayan, Mahabharatam, Shivrajyobhshikam
• Vedas – Rigveda, Yajurveda, Atharvaveda, and Samveda
• Vedantas or Upanishadas – Kenopnishad, Mandukya, Bruhdaronyak, etc.
• Kalidasen krutam – Raghuvansham, Abhidnyan Shakuntal, Malvikagnimitra, etc.
• Natyashastra (Funda of all Cinemas and Dramas), Arthshastra (The fundamentals of all management, administration, politics, physics, chemistry, civil and social sciences), Panini Vyakaran (Grammar), Panchatantra,

The most common words:

1. Gam = Eti= Yaati = Going
2. Jay = Win
3. Yachcha = Dadaati = Giving
4. Bodhayati = Knowing
5. Pranaam = Offering prayer or bowing before elders/ older people or in fornt of god
6. Dayate = To fly
7. Trayate = To protect
8. Avagahe = To take bath
9. Parikshate = To take exams
10. Kupyati = Scold
11. Hrushyati or Preeyate = Happy
12. Harati = Taking away
13. Jeevati = Living
14. Jeev = Soul
15. Vitaran = To give away
16. Sanchaar = To wander (in the forest Ex. Lion wanders in the forest)
17. Twar = To hurry
18. Rochate = To like
19. Dayate = To fly
20. Trayate = To protect
21. Avagahe = To take bath
22. Parikshate = To take exams
23. Kupyati = Scold
24. Hrushyati or Preeyate = Happy
25. Asyati = Throw
26. Kshamyati = Forgive
27. Anvisyati / Anveshan = Research
28. Braviti = To speak
29. Dadhati = Dhasyati = To keep
30. Aapnoti = To get
31. Chinoti = To collect
32. Vrunoti = To expect
33. Shrunoti = To listen
34. Runadhdhi = Hurdle
35. Karoti = To do
36. Padyate = Going
37. Prabudhya = To wake up
38. Anumanyate = To allow to do something
39. Chhinati = To break
40. Bhunakti = Khadti = To eat
41. Shete = To sleep
42. Hanti = Hinasti = To kill
43. Wan = Jungle
44. Shaknoti = Capable
45. Nirmiyaman = To create
46. Upkaroti = Helping without expectations
47. Strunoti = To overlap
48. Tanoti = To spread
49. Jaanati = To know
50. Krinaati = To buy
51. Grunhati = To take
52. Vrunite = To like
53. Badhnati = To tie
54. Leenati = Melt
55. Neshyati = To take away
56. Prapsyati = Got it
57. Bhuooshayishyati = To decorate
58. Bhanakti = Cracking
59. Manute = Accepting the offer
60. Mrudnati = Break into pieces
61. Mrud = Mud
62. Leenati = Melt
63. Neshyati = To take away
64. Prapsyati = Got it
65. Bhuooshayishyati = To decorate
66. Anant = Amit = Aganit = Infinite
67. Aashish = Aashirvad= Blessings
68. Prerana = Inspiration
69. Kukur = Dog
70. Rakshas = Demon
71. Dev = God
72. Devi = Goddess
73. Sajjan = Bhadralok = Gentleman
74. For more Sanskrit to English: Visit Google Blog of Dr. Ashish Manohar Urkude:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/03/indian-languages-made-easy-sanskrit-to.html 

Just check the richness/ depth and reach of the language:

1. For water in the sea, the word is Samudra

2. For water in the ocean, the word is Saagar

3. For water in the eyes, but for sadness, Dukhkhashru (Sad = Dukhkha and Ashru = Water in eyes)

4. For water in the eyes, but for happiness, Aanandashru (Anand = Excitedly delighted happiness and Ashru means Water in the eyes)

5. Water in the glass for drinking = Pey jal (Pey means potable and drinkable, Jal means water)

6. Water flowing as small stream = Ohol 

7. Water flowing as a river = Dhaara

8. Water fall = Jalprapaat

9. Water to be offered during prayer to God, say on Shivling = Payoho or Ganga Jal or…..Water of 7 rivers or …

10. . ..... un limited, we located at least 108 such different words and could create more using fundamentals of Sanskrit/ Sanskrut.

Marvelous only God's own language can have so much reach and depth of though given while foundation of the language itself and can be so born rich. 

Small Sentences:

• What is your name? = Kim Taw Naam?
• Where do you live? = Ke Sthapit (Twam)?
• I’m going = Gachchamyaham (Gachchami + Aham) or Aham Gachchami. Both way it’s ok, that beauty of Sanskrit/ Sanskrut language.

For Odiya / Oriya to English:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_4340.html

For Malyalam to English:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8184.html 

For Gujarati to English:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8417.html 

For Telugu to English:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_05.html 

For Bengali to English:

https://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_7904.html

Coming more.
Now a days connectivity is a problem it seems.

Dr. Ashish Manohar Urkude, lives on the ground, Nagpur, India