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sakala

 The word "Sakala" mean “all” in Sanskrit


Sanskrit Meaning


In Sanskrit, "Sakala" (सकल) primarily means “all,” “everyone,” 
“the whole,” or “all varieties”
Sanskrit Dictionary
 . It appears in 
ancient texts for expressions like sakala-loka (all worlds), 
sakala-samsara (the entire material world), and phrases indicating 
completeness or universality, such as "executing everything" or 
"saw everything" 
Sanskrit Dictionary
. It conveys a sense of totality 
or inclusiveness in classical and religious contexts.

Hindi Context


In Hindi, सकल (Sakala) shares a similar usage with Sanskrit 
meaning “complete” or “whole”
WordHippo
 . It appears in 
various linguistic and cultural texts to indicate totality or entirety.


Modern Usage



Summary


The translation or meaning of "Sakala" varies with context:


When translating "Sakala," consider the context—whether it is a 
classical language term, a place name, or a modern proper 
noun—to determine the accurate meaning.
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