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What is the Sanskrit word for 'marigold'?
The Sanskrit word for 'marigold' is 'Genda' which is also known as 'Gandhphool'.
What is Marigold called in Sanskrit?
Marigold is called "Genda" in Sanskrit.
What do YOU call marigold in the language '' Sanskrit ''?
gendukapuShpam = Marigold [गेन्दुकपुष्पं]
Can anyone please tell name of flowers in sanskrit to Hindi?
Sure! Here are the names of some common flowers in Sanskrit and their equivalents in Hindi: Rose - Gulab Lotus - Kamal Jasmine - Chameli Marigold - Gainda
What is the Sanskrit word for 'The'?
The Sanskrit word for 'The' is 'एतद्' (etad).
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