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How do you say grandfather in sanskrit?

There are a few ways to say "grandfather" in Sanskrit, depending on the specific relationship and the desired level of formality:

Formal:

* पितृमहः (pitṛmahaḥ): This is the most common and formal term for grandfather. It literally means "father of the father".

* आजीमहः (ājīmahaḥ): This is another formal term meaning "great-grandfather".

Informal:

* दादा (dādā): This is a more informal and common term used for grandfather, particularly in North India.

* नाना (nānā): This is another informal term used for grandfather, particularly in South India.

Other:

* पितृपुरुषः (pitṛpuruṣaḥ): This literally means "father-man" and can be used for grandfather in a more general sense.

* महतः (mahaḥ): This is a term of respect that can be used to address an older person, including a grandfather.

The best term to use will depend on the context and the relationship you have with the person.

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