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gṛhāt naraḥ śiśūn vanaṁ nayati

 The phrase "gṛhāt naraḥ śiśūn vanaṁ nayati" in Devanagari script is: गृहत् नरः शिशून् वनं नयति


Breakdown of the Phrase


  • गृहत् (gṛhāt) from the house/home or "from the house".
  • नरः (naraḥ) man or human being.
  • शिशून् (śiśūn) children (accusative plural).
  • वनं (vanaṁ) forest/woodland (accusative singular).
  • नयति (nayati) leads or takes.

Literal Meaning


The phrase can be understood as: "The man leads the children from the
house to the forest."

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