How do you write homework in sanskrit?

There isn't a single perfect Sanskrit word for "homework" as the concept is modern. However, depending on the context, you can use various options:

1. Using a combination of words:

* गृहकार्यम् (griha-kāryam): This literally translates to "home work," and is the most common and versatile way to express homework.

* गृहपाठः (griha-pāṭhaḥ): This means "home lesson," and emphasizes the learning aspect.

* अभ्यासकार्यम् (abhyāsa-kāryam): This refers to "practice work," suggesting the exercises assigned for learning.

2. Using a more poetic expression:

* शिक्षागृहेऽधिगतमस्य पुनरावलोकनम् (śikṣā-gṛhe 'dhigata-masya punarāvalokanam): This translates to "a review of what was learned in the school," offering a more literary approach.

3. Specific to your subject:

* गणितकार्यम् (gaṇita-kāryam): For math homework

* भाषाकार्यम् (bhāṣā-kāryam): For language homework

The best option will depend on the specific context and desired nuance. You can also combine these options for even more precision.

For example, you could say:

* आज गृहकार्यम् अस्ति। (āja griha-kāryam asti): "There is homework today."

* गृहपाठः कठिनः अस्ति। (griha-pāṭhaḥ kaṭhinaḥ asti): "The homework is difficult."

* भाषाकार्यम् कृत्वा, अहं गृहकार्यम् समाप्ये। (bhāṣā-kāryam kṛtvā, aham griha-kāryam samāpye): "After doing the language homework, I will finish the homework."