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    The ten avatars ofVishnu.Afghanistan

    "Land of the Afghans"; from Arabic:Afn ) via Prakit:Avagn) ()which is derived from the Sanskrit tribal nameAvaka () meaning"horseman", as the country was noted for its fine breed of horses; and the Persiansuffix -stan meaning "land". This name was used in reference to theKambojas in antiquity.

    Ahimsafrom Sanskrit ahis, which means "not-harmful".[1]

    Ambarellathrough Sinhalese: ultimately from Sanskrit: , a kind of tree.[2]

    Amritafrom Sanskrit amtam, nectar of everlasting life.[3](seeAmbrosia)

    Anilinethrough German: Anilin, French: Aniline and Portuguese: Anil from Arabic al-nili and Persian nila, ultimately from Sanskrit nili.[4]

    Apadravyafrom Sanskrit which refers to a male genitalpiercingwere a barbell passesthrough the penis. Mentioned in Indian literature in theKama Sutra

    Aryanfrom LatinAriana, from GreekAreia, ultimately from Sanskrit Arya-s"noble, honorable".[5]

    Asanafrom Sanskrit sanam which means "seat", a term describing yogapostures.[6]

    Ashramultimately from Sanskrit rama, a religious hermitage.[7]

    Atollthrough Maldivean: probably ultimately from Sanskrit antala.[8]

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    Auberginefrom Catalanalberginera, via Arabic ( al-badinjan) and Persian (badin-gan) ultimately from Sanskrit vtinganah,[9]meaningeggplant.

    Avatarfrom Sanskrit avatra, which means "descent", an refers to the human

    incarnation of God during times of distress on earth. Thus, Krishna and Rmawere both avataars ofVishnu, who also manifested himself as an avatar manyother times to make a total of ten.[10]

    Ayurvedafrom Sanskrit yurvedah, which means "knowledge of life".[11]

    [edit] B

    Bandanafrom Sanskritbandhan, "a bond".

    Banyan

    from Hindi baniyaa ultimately from Sanskrit vaij, which means "amerchant".[12]

    Basmatithrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit vsah.[13]

    Bahuvrihifrom Sanskrit bahuvrhih, a composite word, meaning 'much rice.'[14]

    Berylfrom Old French beryl, via Latin beryllus, Greek and Prakrit (veluriya) ultimately from Sanskrit vaidrya-, of Dravidian origin,maybe from the name ofBelur.[15]

    Bhakti

    from Sanskrit bhakti, which means "loyalty".[16]Bhang

    from Hindi bhang, which is from Sanskrit bhaga "hemp".[17]

    Bidithrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskritvitikam.[18]

    Brahminfrom Sanskrit I brahmana-s, from brahman.[19]

    Brinjalfrom Persian badingn, probably from Sanskrit vtingana.[20]

    Buddhafrom Sanskrit buddha, which means "awakened, enligtened", refers toSiddhartha Gautama, founder ofBuddhism[21] Also refers to one who isenlightened in accordance with the teachings ofBuddha or a likeness ofBuddha[22]

    [edit] C

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    A cheetah.Cambodia

    via KhmerKmpchea; ultimately from Sanskrit: Kambujadesa(; land ofKambuja).

    Candyfrom Old Frenchsucre candi, via Arabic: qandi andPersian: qandprobably ultimately from Sanskrit khanda "piece of sugar", derived fromDravidian.[23]

    Carminefrom French carmin, via Middle Latin from Arabic: qirmiz "crimson", whichis from Sanskritkrimiga.[24]

    Cashfrom Portuguesecaixa, from Sinhalese kasi,Tamilkacu, which isfrom Sanskrit karsha, a weight of gold or silver; this is the proper noun relatedwith the miscellaneous coins of small value, common noun "cash" is not ofSanskrit origin.[25] Ultimately of Dravidian origin.

    Cashmerefrom Kashmir, theHimalayan region where this wool is from.[26]The nameKashmere is derived fromKa (; "water") andshimir(; "to desiccate").

    Chadorthrough Urdu dorand Persian dar"tent, mantle, scarf, veil, sheet,table-cloth"; ultimately from Sanskrit chattram.[27]

    Chakrafrom Sanskrit cakra, which means "a circle, a wheel".[28]

    Champacthrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit campaka, an evergreen tree.[29]

    Cheetahfrom Hindichita "a leopard", from Sanskritchitraka, which means"speckled".[30]

    Chinavia LatinSina,Persian Cin, and SanskritChinas; ultimately derived fromthe name of the Qin Dynasty().[31]

    Chintzfrom Hindi chint, which is from Sanskritchitra-s "clear, bright".[32]

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    Chitfrom Hindichitthi "a letter, note", which is from Sanskritchitra-s"uniquely marked".[33]

    Chuddarthrough Urdu ultimately from Sanskrit chattram.[34]

    Chukarvia Hindi cakorand Urdu chukarultimately from Sanskrit cakorah.[35]

    Chukkerfrom Hindi chakkar, from Sanskrit cakra, "a circle, a wheel".[36]

    Citipatifrom Sanskrit citi-pati, which means "a funeral pyre lord".[37]

    Cotfrom Hindi khat"a couch", which is from Sanskrit khatva.[38]

    Cowriefrom Hindi kauri and Urdu kauri, from Marathi kavadi, which is

    ultimately from Sanskrit kaparda.[39]

    Crimsonfrom Old Spanishcremesin, via Middle Latin cremesinus from Arabic qirmiz"a kermes", which is ultimately from Sanskrit krmi-ja literally: "red dyeproduced by a worm."[40]

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    Dahlthrough Hindi dlultimately from Sanskrit dalah, meaning cotyledon of apea pod, a type of Indian food, also refers to lentil in the US.[41]

    Dasfrom Sanskrit daasa, a slave or servant.[42]

    Daturathrough Latin and Hindi: dhatra "jimson weed" ultimately from Sanskritdhattrh, a kind of flowering plant.[43]

    Deodarthrough Hindi deodrultimately from Sanskrit devadru, a kind oftree.[44]

    Devafrom Sanskrit deva, which means "a god", akin to Latin deus, "god".[45]

    Devi

    from Sanskrit devi, which means "a goddess".[46]Dharma

    from Pali dhamma and Sanskrit: , which means "law, justice".[47]

    Dhotithrough Hindi: ultimately from Sanskrit dhnoti, traditional garment ofmen's wear in India.[48]

    Dinghyfrom Hindidingi "a tiny boat", probably from Sanskrit drona-m.[49]

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    Ganjavia Hindi "Elephant bull" ultimately from Sanskrit gj, which means"of hemp".[50]

    Gaurvia Hindi "consider" ultimately from Sanskrit gaurah.[51]

    Gavialthrough French and Hindi ghariylultimately from Sanskrit ghantikah, a kind of crocodile.[52]

    Gayal

    perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit gauh via Bengali, a kind of animal.[53]Gharry

    perhaps finally from Sanskrit gartah via Hindi: , a kind of vehicle.[54]

    Gheethrough Hindi: ultimately from Sanskrit: ghritam.[55]

    Guarthrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit gopl, an annual legume.[56]

    Gunnyvia Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit goni "sack".[57]

    GurkhaviaNepaleseultimately from Sanskrit goraksah, "a cowherd".[58]

    Guruvia Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit guru-s, which means "a teacher".[59]

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    Hanumanthrough Hindi from SanskritHanuman (), name ofHindumythologicalGod.[60]

    Hare Krishnafrom SanskritHare () andKrishna ().[61]

    Himalayafrom Sanskrithimalayah, which means "place of snow".[62]

    Hindifrom HindiHind, via Persian: Hindu "Sind" ultimately from Sanskritsindhu, which means "a river".[63]

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    Jackal from Turkishakal, from Persian shaghal, from Middle Indicshagal,ultimately from Sanskrit srgalah "the howler".[64]

    Jaggeryvia Portuguesejgara,jagre and Malayalamchakkara perhaps ultimatelyfrom Sanskrit sarkara derived from proto-Dravidian.[65]

    Juggernautthrough Hindijagannath ultimately from Sanskrit jagat-natha-s,which means "lord of the world".[66]

    Junglethrough Hindijangal"a desert, forest" ultimately from Sanskrit

    jangala-s, which means "arid".

    [67]

    Jutevia Bengalijhuto ultimately from Sanskrit juta-s, which means "twistedhair".[68]

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    Karmafrom Sanskrit karman, which means "work, fate".[69]

    Kedgereeprobably ultimately from Sanskrit krara.[70]

    Kermesvia French:Kerms, Arabic: qirmiz and Persian qermez; perhapsultimately from Sanskrit: kmija meaning "worm-made."[71]

    Kosthrough Hindi kos ultimately from Sanskrit krosah, which means "a call,a shout".[72]

    Kraitthrough Hindi karaitprobably ultimately from Sanskrit: , a kind ofsnake.[73]

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    through Urdu , Persian and Hindi lakh from Prakrit lakkha,ultimately from Sanskrit laksha.[74]

    Lacquerthrough French: Laque and Portuguese: Laca from Arabic lakk, via Prakritultimately from Sanskrit laksha.[75]

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    Langurthrough Hindi lutprobably ultimately from Sanskrit langlam.[76]

    Lilacvia Arabic lilakfrom Persian nilakmeaning "bluish", ultimately fromSanskrit nila, which means "dark blue".[77]

    Loot ultimately from Sanskrit lota-m orluhati meaning "he steals"through Hindi l, which means "a booty, stolen thing".[78]

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    Maharajahthrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit maha-rjn, whichmeans "a great king".[79]

    Maharanithrough Hindi finally from Sanskrit mahrjn, which means"consort of amaharajah".[80]

    Maharishifrom Sanskrit maha-rishi, which means "a great sage".[81]

    Mahatmafrom Sanskrit mahatman, which means "a great breath, soul".[82]

    Mahayanafrom Sanskrit maha-yana, which means "a great vehicle".[83]

    Mahoutvia Hindi (variant of) ultimately from Sanskrit mahmtrah.[84]

    Mandalafrom Sanskrit mandala, which means "a disc, circle".[85]

    Mandarinvia Portuguesemandarim,Dutchmandorijn, Malaymantri, and Hindi mantri"a councillor" ultimately from Sanskrit mantri, which means "an advisor".[86]

    Mantrafrom Sanskrit mantra-s which means "a holy message or text".[87]

    Mayafrom Sanskrit my, a religious term related with illusion.[88]

    Meerkatfrom Dutchmeerkat"monkey" (literally: "lake cat"), or probably through Hindimarkatultimately from Sanskrit markata meaning "an ape".[89]

    Mithrasfrom SanskritMitrah, which means "a friend".[90]

    Mokshafrom Sanskrit moksha, liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth.[91]

    Muggervia Hindi and Urdu magarultimately from Sanskrit makara ("seacreature"), like a crocodile, which attacks stealthily.[92]

    Mung bean

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    through Hindi mgand Pali/Prakritmugga ultimately from Sanskrit mudgah, a kind of bean.[93]

    Muskvia Middle English Muske, Middle French Musc, Late Latin Muscus andLateGreek moskhos from Persian mushk, ultimately from Sanskrit

    muska-s meaning "a testicle", from a diminutive ofmus ("mouse").[94][95][96]

    Mynahthrough Hindi maina ultimately from Sanskrit madana-s, which means"love".[97]

    [edit] N

    Nainsookthrough Hindi nainsukh and Urdu ultimately from Sanskrit nayanam-sukh, a kind of fabric.[98]

    Namaste

    through Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit namaha-te, which means "I bow toyou".[99]

    Nardthrough Old French narde and Latin nardus from Greek nardos, perhapsultimately from Sanskrit naladam.[100]

    Narghilethrough FrenchNarguil and Persian nrghleh ultimately from Sanskritnrikelah.[101]

    Narkprobably from Romanynak"a nose", via Hindi nakultimately from Sanskritnakra.[102]

    Neemthrough Hindinm ultimately from Sanskritnimbah, a kind of tree.[103]

    Nilgaithrough Hindi nlgy lit., blue cow ultimately from Sanskrit nla-gauh, anox-like animal.[104]

    Nirvanafrom Sanskritnirvana-s which means "extinction, blowing out".[105]

    [edit] O

    Opal through French opalle from Latin opalus from Greek opallios, probablyultimately from Sanskrit upalah.[106]

    Orangethrough Old Frenchorenge, Middle Latinorenge and Italianarancia from Arabicnaranj, via Persian narangand Sanskrit naranga-s meaning "anorange tree", derived from proto-Dravidian.[107]

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    [edit] R

    Ragavia Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit rgah, melodic modes used in Indianclassical music.[108]

    Raitaultimately from Sanskrit rjiktiktaka via Hindi ryt, a southAsian condiment and side dish made of yogurt and vegetables.[109]

    Rajthrough Hindi and Pali/Prakritrajja ultimately from Sanskrit rjya,which means "a king" or "kingdom." Raj means kingdom or domain of a ruler. [110]

    Rajahthrough Hindi from Sanskrit rjn, which means "a king".[111]

    Ramtilthrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit rmatilah, which means "a darksesame".[112]

    Ranithrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit rjn, consort of a rajah.[113]

    Ricevia Old French ris and Italian riso from Latin oriza, which is from Greekoryza, through an Indo-Iranian tongue finally from Sanskrit vrihi-s "rice",derived from proto-Dravidian.[114]

    RookFrom Persian rokh; ultimately from rath "chariot." (This is the chess piece,not the bird.)

    Rupeethrough Hindi rupiy ultimately from Sanskrit rpyakam, an Indiansilver coin.[115]

    Ryevia Romani from Sanskrit rj, rye is used to define a gypsy person.[116]

    [edit] S

    Saccharo-via Latin Saccharon and Greek from Pali sakkhar, ultimatelyfrom Sanskrit sarkar.[117]

    Sadhu

    ultimately from Sanskrit sdhu meaning "good man."[118]

    Samadhifrom Sanskrit samadhi, which means "putting together".[119]

    Sambalthrough Afrikaans, Malay, and Tamil camplultimately from Sanskritsambhrei.[120]

    Sambarthrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit ambarah, a kind ofAsiandeer.[121]

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    Samsarafrom Sanskrit sa-sra, which means "passing through".[122]

    Sandalvia Middle Englishsandell,Old Frenchsandale,Medieval Latinsandalum,Medieval Greeksandalion (diminutive of sandalon) and

    Arabic and Persian ; perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit candanammeaning "wood for burning incense;" this is the word sandalwood, not related tosandals which is a type of footwear.[123]

    Sandhiultimately from Sanskrit samdhih, a wide variety ofphonological processes.[124]

    Sanghafrom Sanskrit sagha, a community of Buddhist monks and nuns.[125]

    Sanskritfrom Sanskrit samskrtam "put together, well-formed".[126]

    Sapphire

    via Old Frenchsaphir,Latinsapphirus and Greeksappheiros from aSemitic tongue (c.f. Hebrew: sapir); possible ultimate origin in Sanskritsanipriya which literally means "Sacred to Saturn(Shani)".[127]

    Sarithrough Hindi sari andPrakritsadi, finally from Sanskrit sati"garment".[128]

    Satyagrahafrom Sanskrit satyagraha, which means "insisting on truth".[129]

    Sattvafrom Sanskrit sattvah, which means "truth".[130]

    Shaman

    through Russian fromTungusshaman, perhaps fromChineseshamen, via Prakrit finally from Sanskrit sramana-s "a Buddhist monk".[131]

    Shampoovia Anglo-Indianshampoo and Hindi champo probably from Sanskrit capayati, which means "kneads".[132]

    Shawlfrom Persian shal, finally from Sanskrit satI, which means "a strip ofcloth".[133]

    Siddhafrom Sanskritsiddhah, which means "achieved, accomplished".[134]

    Sikh

    through Hindisikh "a disciple", ultimately from Sanskritsiksati whichmeans "studies".[135]Singh

    via HindiSingh finally from Sanskritsimhah which means "a lion".[136]

    Singaporevia Malay Singapura ultimately from SanskritSimhapuram, literally "thelion city".[137]

    Sinhala

    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    from SanskritSimhala which means "Sri Lanka".[138]

    Sinhalesefrom Sanskritsimhala which means "of lions".[139]

    Sri Lankafrom Sanskrit: which means "venerable island."

    Stupa from Sanskrit stpah which means "crown of the head".[140]

    Sugarthrough Old Frenchsucre,Italianzucchero, Middle Latinsuccarum, Arabic: sukkarand Persian: shakarultimately from Sanskrit sharkara whichmeans "ground or candied sugar" (originally "grit" or "gravel"), from proto-Dravidian.[141]

    Sulfurfrom Middle English sulfur, Old French soufre,[142] and Latinsulfurand Arabicsufra meaning "yellow," perhaps ultimately from Sanskrit sulvari.[143][144][145]

    Sunn via Hindi: ultimately from Sanskrit: sna, a kind of Asian plant.[146]

    Sutrafrom Sanskrit sutram which means "a rule".[147]

    Sutteethrough Hindi finally from Sanskrit sati, which means "an honorablewoman".[148]

    Swamithrough Hindi swami ultimately from Sanskrit svami, which means "amaster".[149]

    Swastika

    from Sanskrit svastika, which means "one associated with well-being, alucky charm".[150]

    [edit] T

    Takavia Bengali:from Sanskrit tankah.[151]

    Talipotthrough Hindi and Malay talipatfrom Sanskrit tlapattram, a kind of tree.[152]

    Tendu

    via French "stretched" and Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit tainduka.[153]Tantra

    from Sanskrit tantram, which means "weave".[154]

    Teapoyvia Hinditipi andUrdu tip , which originated as a Sanskritcompound: (tr, three) and (pda, foot).

    Thug

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    through Marathi and Hindi thagprobably ultimately from Sanskrit sthaga, which means "a scoundrel".[155]

    Tilfrom Sanskrittilah, a kind of plant.[156]

    Toddy

    through Hindi tari ultimately from Sanskrit tala-s, a Dravidian origin isalso probable.[157]Tola

    via Hindi: ultimately from Sanskrit tul, a traditional Indianunit ofmass.[158]

    Toonthrough Hindi tn ultimately from Sanskrit tunnah, a kind of tree.[159]

    Topethrough Hindi op probably from Prakrit thpo, finally from Sanskrit stpah.[160]

    Tussah

    through Hindi tasar"shuttle" finally from Sanskrit tasaram, a largemoth.[161]Tutty

    through Middle English tutie, Old French, Medieval Latin ttia, Arabic ttiy, and Persian ultimately from Sanskrit tuttham meaning "bluevitriol", a Dravidian origin is also probable.[162]

    [edit] V

    Vimanafrom Sanskritvimana meaning plane, also referred to the top of the templetower, sanctum santorum.[163]

    Vinaultimately from Sanskrit v through Hindi v, a kind of instrument.[164]

    VerandaA verandah or veranda is a roofed opened gallery or porch.[165]

    Virinchifrom Sanskrit virinchi meaning Brahma, also referred to the Creator of Universe.

    [edit] W

    Wanderoothrough Sinhalese: finally from Sanskrit vnarah, a kind ofmonkey.[166]

    Wat

    via Thai: ultimately from Sanskrit vtah meaning "an enclosure."[167]

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    [edit] Y

    Yogathrough Hindi ultimately from Sanskrit yoga-s, which means "yoke,union".[168]

    Yogithrough Hindiyogi from Sanskrit yoga, one who practices yoga orascetic.[169]

    Yetiyathih, which means "great sage, holyman" (this might have come to use asone might have mistaken a sage for the real Yeti)[citation needed]

    [edit] Z

    Zen

    through Japanese andChinese Chn ultimately from Pali jhna andSanskrit dhyana, which means "a meditation".[170]

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