ratnāni vindati

 The Sanskrit phrase "ratnāni vindati" translates 

to "obtains the gems" or "finds treasures" in English.

Word-by-Word Meaning

• Ratnāni (रत्नानि): The plural form of "ratna," meaning gems, jewels, 
• or valuable things

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• Vindati (विन्दति): A third-person singular present tense verb from 
• the root √vid, meaning obtains, finds, or secures

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Combined Meaning

When combined, "ratnāni vindati" literally means "he/she/it obtains

the gems". This phrase is commonly used in classical Sanskrit 

literature to convey the idea of acquiring valuable objects, treasures, 

or metaphorically gaining wisdom or spiritual riches, depending 

on the context.

Usage Note

• The subject of the verb "vindati" is implied (third-person singular) 
• and could refer to a king, a person, or even a mythical being in texts.
• "Ratnāni" being plural emphasizes multiple gems or treasures.