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What Invitation in Sanskrit?

There are several ways to say "invitation" in Sanskrit, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* आमंत्रण (āmantran): This is the most common and formal word for "invitation." It literally means "an act of inviting."

* निमंत्रण (nimantṛaṇ): This word is also formal and means "invitation" or "request to come."

* प्रार्थना (prārthanā): This is a more general term for "request" or "prayer," but can be used to politely request someone's presence.

Informal:

* निवेदन (nivedan): This word means "request" or "proposal" and is used in a less formal context.

* सादर (sādar): This is a more affectionate term that literally means "with respect," and can be used to invite someone in a warm and welcoming manner.

Specific contexts:

* विवाह आमंत्रण (vivāha āmantran): Wedding invitation

* उत्सव आमंत्रण (utsava āmantran): Festival invitation

You can also use the Sanskrit word for "invitation" in a phrase:

* आमंत्रण पत्र (āmantran patr): Invitation letter

* आमंत्रण स्वीकार करना (āmantran svīkāra karnā): To accept an invitation

* आमंत्रण अस्वीकार करना (āmantran asvīkāra karnā): To decline an invitation

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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