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akansha451 Join Date:07 December 2012 | Delhi | India

14 May 2013 05:28 PM

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I used to hate Sanskrit when I was in school. I wouldn’t understand anything and used to get barely passing marks. But later on, I took to mugging up everything and vomiting it on the exam paper. Here are the names of seven days in Sanskrit:

Sunday- Bhanuvasaram

Monday- Induvasaram

Tuesday-Bhaumavasaram

Wednesday-Soumyavasaram

Thursday-Guruvasaram

Friday-Bhriguvasaram

Saturday-Sthiravasaram

Hope this helps. Did you like Sanskrit in school?

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jaya Join Date:29 November 2012 | United Arab Emirates

14 May 2013 10:32 PM

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Wow thanks for teraching us Sankrit - the language that disappeared in the modern culture and way of life.

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