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water meaning In Sanskrit

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Answered by rishiramanuja

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The basic word for water in Vedic Sanskrit and classical Sanskrit is “ap”, also called “ApaH”. (Cognate with Latin aqua, Av. ... Some popular words for water in general Sanskrit (Vedic and later) are jalam, salilam (initially used for saline water of oceans or unsteady tidy waters, cognate with Vedic.

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Answered by sneha070204

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v say apah in Sanskrit ☺☺☺..hope helps u Dr.... happy learning ☺☺☺☺

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