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I can answer all the questions regarding Translations into Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi & Gujarati languages. I also can answer grammatical queries on Sanskrit. Also about tattoo making & designing.
I have dong translations for my own blog site : http://freetranslationblog.blogspot.com for last 3 years. I am voluntary moderator on Sanskrit forum where I have answered all kinds of questions about Sanskrit.
I am a native speaker of Hindi & Marathi & have more than 5 years experience in doing translations.
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You are right about the origin of Hindi. To start with, it was a transliterated form of Urdu using Devanagari script [The Script of City of Gods]. But later on many words from other languages in India
Since towel is a word of foreign origin, there is no specific guideline as to its gender. But as a rule of thumb, if it is a big one, it is called badaa towel [ masculine gender] & if it is a small
वह बदलाव बनो, जिसे तुम देखना चाहते ह
मेरा दिल, मन, शरीर और आत्मा लॉरा के है
The language is called HINDI & the religion is called HINDU. The words respectively, खाना = khaa-naa पैसा = pai-saa काराग
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