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What do you call children in sanskrit?

There are several words in Sanskrit that refer to children, each with a slightly different nuance:

Common terms:

* बाल (bāl): This is a general term for "child" and is commonly used.

* बालक (bālaka): This specifically refers to a "boy" or "male child."

* बालिका (bālikā): This specifically refers to a "girl" or "female child."

* शिशु (śiśu): This refers to a "baby" or "infant."

More specific terms:

* कुमार (kumāra): This refers to a "young man" or "adolescent boy."

* कन्या (kanyā): This refers to a "daughter" or "young unmarried woman."

* पुत्र (putra): This refers to a "son."

* पुत्री (putrī): This refers to a "daughter."

The specific word you choose depends on the context and the age of the child you are referring to.

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