pātraṁ gūhasi

 The phrase "pātraṁ gūhasi" is written in Devanagari 

script as: पात्रं गूहसि

The Sanskrit phrase "pātraṁ gūhasi" translates 

to "You hide the vessel" in English.

Detailed Explanation

• "pātraṁ" means "vessel," "container," or "pot". It is in the accusative 
• singular case, indicating the object being acted upon.
• "gūhasi" is a verb that comes from the root "gūh", meaning "to hide" 
• or "conceal". The ending "-si" indicates the second person singular
• present tense, meaning "you hide".

Combined Meaning

Putting the subject implied ("you") with the verb and object, 

the full phrase "pātraṁ gūhasi" can be interpreted as:

"You hide the vessel" or "You are hiding the container."

This is a literal, word-for-word translation, preserving both the verb 

tense and the object of the action.

If you wish, I can also explain the nuances or possible idiomatic 

interpretations in Sanskrit depending on context.