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kopiṣṭhāḥ

 The Sanskrit word “kopiṣṭhāḥ” (कोपिष्ठाः) typically refers 

to individuals who are angry, irritated, or wrathful, derived 

from the root 'kop' meaning anger, with plural feminine 

or masculine suffix indicating multiple entities.


Grammatical Analysis



Meaning and Usage



Alternative Transliterations


  • Kopishthah, kopisthah
  • Devanagari: कोपिष्ठाः
  • Other Indian scripts: Bengali কোপিষ্ঠাঃ, Gujarati કોપિષ્ઠાઃ, 
  • Malayalam കോപിഷ്ഠാഃ, Telugu కోపిష్ఠాః


Thus, “kopiṣṭhāḥ” conveys the plural entities or persons who are 
angry or wrathful in Sanskrit, and its usage combines both 
grammatical and literary significance.

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