The Sanskrit word "dūtaṁ" is written in
Devanagari as दूतं.
The Sanskrit word "dūtaṁ" translates to "messenger"
or "envoy" in English, referring to someone sent to
deliver a message or carry news.
Meaning and Usage
- Part of Speech: Noun
- Gender: Masculine (commonly used as neuter in some contexts
- depending on grammar endings)
- 2 Sources
Related Terms
- Similar words include "dūtakartā" (the one who sends) or
- "dūtavat" (like a messenger).
- 2 Sources
Contextual Example
Summary
- Primary translation: Messenger, Envoy
- Function: Delivers messages, carries news
- Root: "dū" – to send
- Common literary use: Epic narratives and classical Sanskrit poetry
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