What is I’d like a tea with lemon called in Sanskrit with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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- Periwinkle in Sanskrit periwinkle
- Tulips in Sanskrit कंदकुसुम
- Cherry in Sanskrit अष्ठिगर्भः
- Guava in Sanskrit बीजपूरफलम्
- Lychee in Sanskrit leecheyam
- Papaya in Sanskrit मधुकर्कटी
- Peach in Sanskrit Apdishati
- Strawberry in Sanskrit सआप:
- Watermelon in Sanskrit कलिङ्गफलम्
- Cat in Sanskrit बिडाल
- Cheetah in Sanskrit citrakāya
- Cow in Sanskrit धेनु
- Giraffe in Sanskrit चितरोषट
- Gorilla in Sanskrit chikni chamli gorulu
- Rabbit in Sanskrit शश
- Squirrel in Sanskrit वृक्षशायिका
- Tiger in Sanskrit व्याघ्रः
