Flowers Name In Sanskrit | Phool Kaa Naam Sanskrit Mein

Introduction

Flowers are popular in Hindu culture and they have importance to make god happy. Naming them in other languages is quit difficult, you need lots of practice for that. Please read each meaning and translation which makes it easier to remember.  Today, in this article we are going to present you the translation of some flowers in Sanskrit language. Flowers are called पुष्पाणी in Sanskrit language

Why Learn Flower Names in Sanskrit ?

Flowers have symbolical meaning and harmony in Sanskritam. Many ancient books, Ayurvedic texts, and scriptures also mentioned many names of flowers. Each of them has spiritual connection. Each bloom has their specific deities. Also, Sanskritam text is rich in nature and Ayurveda.

Spiritual Relationship

Most of the Hindus connect the blooms with spiritual values. They used to relate with 33 crore gods and universal power. The scent of flowers also connects people with spirituality, because it makes the mind more calm and helps to meditate.

Used in Mantras, Rituals, Poetry

Many mantras and poems of Sanskritam text are based on colour, nature, and universal power. People used to pray with flowers and remember the god or universal power. These methods are scientific to chant the Sanskrit mantras and attract positivity and happiness.

Deities and Their Favorite Flowers

Another interesting thing is that people used to symbolize each flower with each god. They used to chant with lotus (Kamalam) with goddess Lakshmi, mata Sarawati with white lotus, god Shiva with datura and bilva. Also, they chant with Parijat to remember god Vishnu and pray with marigold to remember god Durga. God Ganesha is remembered with red flower. These amazing cultures of Hindu in Nepal and India are unique and scientific.

Flower Colors in Sanskrit (Adjectives)

Flowers and colours have their strong connection with spirituality and universal power. Red colour is connected with lotus, white with jasmine, blue with lily, and yellow with champa. In Sanskritam, we can also say Rakta Kamalam, Śveta Mallikā, Nīlotpalam, Pīta Campakaḥ, and Pīta Campaka.

How to Use Flower Names in Sanskrit Sentences

अहं कमलं पश्यामि – I see a lotus
सा मल्लिकां धारयति – She wears jasmine
गुरवे पुष्पाणि समर्पयामि – I offer flowers to the teacher
तत्र चम्पकः अस्ति – There is champa there

Conclusion

By viewing every photo and table we hope you get the idea with meaning. Try to read every Sanskrit name of fruits correctly because separate words have separate meanings. If you make any mistake while reading then the meaning will be different.