The Sanskrit word "vadanti" (वदन्ति) translates as
"they say" or "speaking; talking" and is widely used in
classical Sanskrit texts to indicate verbal expression
Grammatical Details
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Literary and Philosophical Context
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Other Related Meanings
The Sanskrit word "वदन्ति" (vadanti) means “they say” or
“they speak,” commonly used by learned sages or
scriptural authorities to convey statements or teachings.
Meaning and Usage
Grammatical Form:
- 4 Sources
Primary Meanings:
- Speech or discourse – in some derivational forms like
- vadantī (वदन्ती), used as feminine noun meaning:
- 4 Sources
Examples from Sanskrit Texts
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Summary
- Root: वद् (vad) – to speak or say.
- Form: वदन्ति (vadanti) – third-person plural, present tense.
- Core Meaning: They say, speak, declare, or propound.
- Contextual Use: Introduces quotations, statements of sages,
- scriptural teachings, or traditional knowledge.
- Derivatives: वदन्ती (vadantī) – speech, discourse, narration.
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