"Vartsyati" is the future tense of the Sanskrit verb
root "√vart" and means "to take place," "to come
into being," "to develop," or "to be accomplished."
Root and Formation
Meanings
Depending on context, "vartsyati" can convey the following senses:
- To happen or take place – indicating the occurrence of an event
- or process.
- To develop or originate – referring to the creation or unfolding
- of something in time.
- To be accomplished or effected – used when a task, action, or
- state is to be completed.
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Usage in Sentences
- समारोहः सफलः वर्त्स्यति।
Samārohaḥ saphalaḥ vartsyati.
"The ceremony will be successful." - विद्या बालकस्य हृदि वर्त्स्यति।
Vidyā bālakasya hṛdi vartsyati.
"Knowledge will develop in the child's mind." - सत्यं वर्त्स्यति।
Satyaṃ vartsyati.
"Truth will prevail" or "Truth will come into effect."
Notes
- The verb "vartsyati" is often used in scriptural or philosophical
- texts to indicate future unfolding or realization of events.
- It emphasizes the process of coming into being rather than
- merely existing.
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In summary, "vartsyati" encapsulates the Sanskrit idea of an
event or state manifesting, developing, or being accomplished
in the future, and is rooted in the conceptual sense of unfolding
or "rolling forward" from the root √vart.
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