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jagāma

 The Sanskrit word "jagāma" translates to "he/she/it 

went" or simply "went" in English, often used to 

indicate motion or going to place.


Meaning and Usage


It is typically used in classical Sanskrit 
literature to denote movement or travel from one place to another.

Example usage in scriptures:


Grammatical Notes


  • Root verb: gam (to go)
  • Tense: Past (Aorist)
  • Person: Third
  • Number: Singular
  • Voice: Active

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