Hello. / Hi.
नमस्ते। / नमस्ते।
(namaste. / namaste.)
नमस्ते। / नमस्कार। How are you?
आप कैसे हैं?
(aap kaise hain?)
भवान् कथमसि? I am fine. And you?
मैं ठीक हूँ। और आप?
(main theek hoon. aur aap?)
अहं कुशलं अस्मि। त्वं अपि? What is your name?
आपका क्या नाम है?
(aapaka kya naam hai?)
भवतः नाम किमस्ति? My name is Aaditya.
मेरा नाम आदित्य है।
(mera naam aaditya hai.)
मम नाम आदित्यः। I am pleased to meet you.
आपसे मिलकर प्रसन्नता हुई।
(aapase milakar prasannata huee.)
अहं भवन्तं मिलित्वा प्रसन्नः अस्मि। Thank you.
धन्यवाद।
(dhanyavaad.)
धन्यवाद। You are welcome.
आपका स्वागत है।
(aapaka svaagat hai.)
भवतः स्वागतम्। Please.
कृपया।
(krpaya.)
कृपया। Excuse me. / Sorry.
माफ़ करें। / क्षमा मांगना।
(maaf karen. / kshama maangana.)
क्षमा प्रयच्छ मे। / क्षम्यताम्। Yes. / No.
हाँ। / नहीं।
(haan. / nahin।)
आम्। / नहि। |
Today is a nice day, isn`t it?
आज का दिन अच्छा है, है ना?
(aaj ka din achchha hai, hai na?)
अद्य सुन्दरः दिवसः अस्ति, किं न ? Where are you from?
आप कहाँ से हैं?
(aap kahaan se hain?)
भवान् कुतः अस्ति? I am from …
मैं … से हूं
(main … se hoon)
अहं … अस्मि Do you live here?
आप यहाँ रहते हैं?
(aap yahaan rahate hain?)
भवान् अत्र निवसति वा ? Do you like it here?
आप इसे पसंद करते हैं?
(aap ise pasand karate hain?)
अत्र भवतः रोचते वा ? Yes, I like it here.
हाँ, मुझे यहाँ अच्छा लगता है।
(haan, mujhe yahaan achchha lagata hai.)
आम्, अत्र मम रोचते। How long are you here for?
आप यहाँ कब तक रहेंगे?
(aap yahaan kab tak rahenge?)
कियत्कालं यावत् अत्र असि ? I am here for three days / weeks.
मैं यहां तीन दिन/सप्ताह के लिए हूं।
(main yahaan teen din/saptaah ke lie hoon.)
अहं त्रयः दिवसाः / सप्ताहान् यावत् अत्र अस्मि। Where are you going?
आप कहां जा रहे हैं?
(aap kahaan ja rahe hain?)
कुत्र गच्छसि ? I am going to …
मैं … जा रहा हूँ
(main … ja raha hoon)
अहं … कर्तुं गच्छामि। How old are you?
आपकी आयु कितनी है?
(aapakee aayu kitanee hai?)
भवतः वयः कियत्? |
संस्कृत एक इंडो-आर्यन भाषा है और यह दक्षिण एशिया में एक आधिकारिक भाषा है। भारत में संस्कृत के कुल वक्ता लगभग 24821 हैं और दुनिया भर में दूसरी भाषा के रूप में 2.3 मिलियन अन्य हैं।
For those whose first language is not Sanskrit, typing and translating from Hindi to Sanskrit can be challenging. Many websites and agencies provide online and offline translation and interpreting services, but these services can be expensive, and free options often offer poor or unreliable translations.
While it makes sense to hire professionals for translating specialized subjects and official documents, there is no need to pay for translating commonly used words and phrases. For this purpose, our online software can be used.
Our translation software provides high-quality translation results for free, as it uses Google’s powerful translation API to instantly translate sentences between Hindi and Sanskrit. You can use our tool to translate up to 500 characters per request—and the good news is, you can make unlimited requests.
Though the translation result may not always be 100% accurate, it can be quite accurate with a few modifications. We have also integrated Google’s Input Tool, which allows you to easily edit or modify the translated Sanskrit text. Additionally, our software is continuously evolving, and we hope it will soon produce near-perfect translations.
Our tool also allows you to download or copy the translated text, making it easy to share on social media or use in word processing software (such as Microsoft Word) for further formatting.
If you have suggestions for improving our Hindi to Sanskrit translation, please let us know on our Facebook page.
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You can easily translate Hindi words, sentences and phrases into corresponding Sanskrit.
For example:Typing "संस्कृत भाषा की शब्दावली सबसे बड़ी है। उदाहरण के लिए, जबकि अंग्रेजी में प्रेम के लिए केवल एक शब्द है, संस्कृत में निन्यानवे शब्द हैं।" will be converted into "संस्कृतभाषायां सर्वाधिकं शब्दावली अस्ति । यथा, यदा आङ्ग्लभाषायां प्रेम्णः शब्दः एकः एव अस्ति, संस्कृतभाषायां तु षड्नवतिः प्रचण्डः शब्दः अस्ति ।"
You can also use this software as a dictionary to convert Hindi to Sanskrit.
For example:सुंदर (Sundar) meaning in Sanskrit will be "सुन्दरम् (Sundaram)"
बहादुर (Bahadur) meaning in Sanskrit will be "वीरः (Virh)"
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Transliteration is a process of transferring similar-sounding words from one language to another. To give you an example, typing “Aap-ka naam kya hai“ will be transliterated into “आप का नाम क्या है?“.
Whereas, translation is a process of converting the written word from one language to another. For E.g. converting text written from Hindi to Sanskrit.
Our online translation software uses either Google, Microsoft, or Yandex to translate word, sentence, and phrase from Hindi to Sanskrit.
Whenever you enter words, sentences, or phrases in Hindi and click on the “Translate” button, our software sends a request to Google, Microsoft, or Yandex for translation.
Their backend system uses some of the cutting edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, Web APIs, Big Data, etc to perform high-quality translations, and send back the response in Sanskrit.
All this process just takes a split second.
At a moment you can only use our Sanskrit translator online.
However, you can download and install Google Translation Chrome extension tool on your Google Chrome browser.
With this, you can either translate the entire page you are browsing by clicking the translation icon on the browser toolbar. Or, you can also highlight and right-click the section of the text, and click on the “Translate” icon to get the translation result in a language you have chosen from the dropdown menu.
Our Sanskrit translation software uses automated machine-language technology provided by Google or Microsoft. As humans are not involved, in some cases it will miss the context and cultural nuances of the language.
Having said so, our translator is useful for those who need help framing the sentence and get a general idea of what the sentence, or phrase is conveying the message. With little modification, you can get near to perfect translation. We have also embedded Sanskrit transliteration, with a help of which you can easily edit, modify or add Sanskrit text.
Furthermore, the Google and Microsoft Translation API is evolving every day and as time goes by the translation result is going to be pretty accurate.
Yes. Our translator is 100% free.
However, we have few restrictions in place to ensure that robots or automated software are not abusing our service.
At any time you can translate up to a maximum of 500 characters per request. But you can make unlimited requests provided that you don’t misuse our software.
You can use third-party services, such as Yandex to translate words or sentences embedded in images or graphics.
Alternatively, if you are using a smartphone, you can download the Google Translate app that allows you to translate a picture. For this, you need to give Google Translate access to your camera. Once this is done, you can open the Google Translate app and tap on the Camera icon to translate any text on the picture.