Quizzes
Quizzes

Create a Quiz

My Favorites

My Watchlist

Search

Random Quiz

Browse Quizzes

All

Entertainment

Geography

History

Hobbies

Humanities

Literature

Movies

Music

Nature

Other

People

Religion

Science

Sports

Technology

Television

Daily Quiz

English Words of Sanskrit Origin

Several English words have been borrowed from the ancient Indian language Sanskrit. This quiz tests your knowledge on some of these words.

Fun:

(2) Difficulty:

(2.89) Quiz ID: #55
Category: Humanities > Linguistics Submitted By: brainster

Question #1

Which popular internet term originates from the Sanskrit word that means "incarnation"?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #2

This word simply means your deeds, the sum of good and bad that you've done in your life.

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #3

In Sanskrit, this term means repetitive chanting of a certain word or phrase for meditation purpose. In English, it is used in much the same way, and also to represent a tried and tested method to do things in one's experience.

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #4

In Sanskrit, this term means someone knowledgeable who conducts religious ceremonies. In English, an expert in his field who makes comments or gives his opinions.

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #5

What important food item that we mix in practically all hot and cold beverages finds its roots in Sanskrit?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #6

What word in English meaning "stolen or found treasure" comes from its Sanskrit counterpart?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #7

Which word meaning "dense forest" in English is taken from a similar meaning Sanskrit word?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #8

What word in English that means "A force that crushes everything in its path" is taken from Sanskrit?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #9

Which word in English is used to represent an expert or a knowledgeable person in their field and means "teacher" in Sanskrit?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Question #10

What old-fashioned mode of transport has its roots in the Sanskrit language, meaning "couch" or "seat"?

Your Answer: Show Hint

Share this Quiz: Copy Link

English Words of Sanskrit Origin

Question #1

Which popular internet term originates from the Sanskrit word that means "incarnation"?

Question #2

This word simply means your deeds, the sum of good and bad that you've done in your life.

Question #3

In Sanskrit, this term means repetitive chanting of a certain word or phrase for meditation purpose. In English, it is used in much the same way, and also to represent a tried and tested method to do things in one's experience.

Question #4

In Sanskrit, this term means someone knowledgeable who conducts religious ceremonies. In English, an expert in his field who makes comments or gives his opinions.

Question #5

What important food item that we mix in practically all hot and cold beverages finds its roots in Sanskrit?

Question #6

What word in English meaning "stolen or found treasure" comes from its Sanskrit counterpart?

Question #7

Which word meaning "dense forest" in English is taken from a similar meaning Sanskrit word?

Question #8

What word in English that means "A force that crushes everything in its path" is taken from Sanskrit?

Question #9

Which word in English is used to represent an expert or a knowledgeable person in their field and means "teacher" in Sanskrit?

Question #10

What old-fashioned mode of transport has its roots in the Sanskrit language, meaning "couch" or "seat"?

Online Now

Get Your Free Braingle Account

Quizzes Quizzes Create a Quiz My Favorites My Watchlist Search Random Quiz Browse Quizzes All Entertainment Geography History Hobbies Humanities Literature Movies Music Nature Other People Religion Science Sports Technology Television Daily Quiz

English Words of Sanskrit Origin

Question #1

Which popular internet term originates from the Sanskrit word that means "incarnation"?

Question #2

This word simply means your deeds, the sum of good and bad that you've done in your life.

Question #3

In Sanskrit, this term means repetitive chanting of a certain word or phrase for meditation purpose. In English, it is used in much the same way, and also to represent a tried and tested method to do things in one's experience.

Question #4

In Sanskrit, this term means someone knowledgeable who conducts religious ceremonies. In English, an expert in his field who makes comments or gives his opinions.

Question #5

What important food item that we mix in practically all hot and cold beverages finds its roots in Sanskrit?

Question #6

What word in English meaning "stolen or found treasure" comes from its Sanskrit counterpart?

Question #7

Which word meaning "dense forest" in English is taken from a similar meaning Sanskrit word?

Question #8

What word in English that means "A force that crushes everything in its path" is taken from Sanskrit?

Question #9

Which word in English is used to represent an expert or a knowledgeable person in their field and means "teacher" in Sanskrit?

Question #10

What old-fashioned mode of transport has its roots in the Sanskrit language, meaning "couch" or "seat"?

Online Now

Follow Braingle!

Get Your Free Braingle Account

Quizzes
Quizzes

Create a Quiz

My Favorites

My Watchlist

Search

Random Quiz

Browse Quizzes

All

Entertainment

Geography

History

Hobbies

Humanities

Literature

Movies

Music

Nature

Other

People

Religion

Science

Sports

Technology

Television

Daily Quiz