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What you say blackboard in sanskrit?

There isn't a single perfect Sanskrit word for "blackboard".

Here are some options, depending on the nuance you want to convey:

Literal translation:

* कृष्णफलक (krishna-phalaka): This literally translates to "black board".

* श्यामफलक (shyama-phalaka): This literally translates to "dark board".

Descriptive:

* लेखनफलक (lekhana-phalaka): This means "writing board".

* शिक्षणफलक (shikshana-phalaka): This means "teaching board".

* कालेयफलक (kaaleya-phalaka): This means "black-colored board".

Figurative:

* कालेयपट (kaaleya-pata): This refers to "black cloth", which could be used as a writing surface in the past.

The best choice depends on the context. For example, if you are talking about a blackboard in a classroom, "शिक्षणफलक" (shikshana-phalaka) would be a suitable option.

It's important to note that these words might not be commonly used in everyday conversation, as the concept of a blackboard is modern.

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