India Languages, asked by archana4069, 2 months ago

two men are called what in sanskrit?

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Answered by tanishanagar977

Answer:Every noun in Sanskrit has a gender. There are 3 genders in Sanskrit: masculine, feminine, and neuter. Although the genders of some nouns correspond to their physical gender (e.g. पुरुष = 'man' is masculine, स्त्री = 'woman' is feminine), the gender of most nouns is arbitrary. ... The noun फल is neuter.

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