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aśvaḥ annam khādati

 The Sanskrit phrase "aśvaḥ annam khādati" 

translates to "The horse eats food" in English.


Word-by-word Breakdown:



Explanation:


The phrase is a simple Sanskrit declarative sentence 
in subject–object–verb (SOV) order, which is typical
in Sanskrit grammar. Here, "aśvaḥ" is the subject, "annam" 
is the object, and "khādati" is the verb. Thus, the sentence
conveys the straightforward meaning that the horse is eating food.
This literal translation can be used to understand basic Sanskrit 
sentences, especially in elementary texts and language 
learning contexts.

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