"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
- 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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