India Languages, asked by surendrasinghchaudha, 10 months ago

Q)What we say 'Tooth' in sanskrit ​

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Answered by sizzlingMandira
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danta

Take the word "danta" of Sanskrit. It means a tooth. We have to use our teeth produce the sound of the word "danta".

Answered by rumakhan44395
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Take the word "danta" of Sanskrit. It means a tooth. We have to use our teeth produce the sound of the word "danta". The tongue has to make an impact on the teeth.

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