General "jungle":
* अरण्य (aranya) - This is the most common and general word for "forest" or "jungle" in Sanskrit. It can be used for dense, wild forests as well as for less dense wooded areas.
* वन (vana) - Another general term for "forest" or "jungle," often used for more open, less dense woodlands.
* कानन (kanana) - This word is often used for a beautiful and dense forest, often with a focus on its lushness and greenery.
Specific types of jungle:
* अटवी (atavi) - This word refers to a dense, wild forest, especially one that is difficult to navigate.
* महावन (mahavana) - This refers to a vast, dense jungle, often implying a sense of mystery and danger.
* छायावन (chhayavana) - This word describes a forest with a lot of shade, often used for dense, leafy jungles.
* जंगल (jangal) - This is a more modern term derived from the Hindi word "jangal" and is used for a jungle in a more general sense.
The best word to use will depend on the context and the specific image you are trying to evoke.