Short Essay On Lion in Sanskrit

This post is a short Essay on Lion in Sanskrit with translation in Hindi and English.

शेर पर संस्कृत में लघुनिबंध।

सिंहः इति विषये संस्कृतभाषायां लघुनिबन्धः।

This short essay can be referenced by school students and interested Sanskrit learners.

Short Essay on Lion in Sanskrit

सिंहः।

सिंहः पशूनां राजा अस्ति।
सिंहः वने वसति।
तस्य चत्वारः पादाः सन्ति।
तस्य शिरसि ग्रीवायां च केसराः सन्ति।
अतः ‘केसरी’ इति तस्य अन्यं नाम​।
सः मांसाहारी पशुः अस्ति।
सः गुहायां वसति।
सः बलशाली पशुः अस्ति।
वर्षाकाले मेघगर्जनां श्रुत्वा सः अपि उच्चैः गर्जति।
सः दुर्गादेव्याः प्रियः पशुः अस्ति।

siṃhaḥ।

siṃhaḥ paśūnāṃ rājā asti।
siṃhaḥ vane vasati।
tasya catvāraḥ pādāḥ santi।
tasya śirasi grīvāyāṃ ca kesarāḥ santi।
ataḥ ‘kesarī’ iti tasya anyaṃ nāma​।
saḥ māṃsāhārī paśuḥ asti।
saḥ guhāyāṃ vasati।
saḥ balaśālī paśuḥ asti।
varṣākāle meghagarjanāṃ śrutvā saḥ api uccaiḥ garjati।
saḥ durgādevyāḥ priyaḥ paśuḥ asti।

Short Essay On Lion

The lion is the King of all animals.
The lion lives in the forest.
It has four legs.
It has a mane.
That is why its name is ‘Kesari’.
It is a carnivore.
It lives in a cave.
It is a very strong animal.
During the rains, when the lion hears the thunder of clouds, it also roars in response.
The lion is the favourite animal of Goddess Durga.

शेर पर लघुनिबंध

शेर सभी जानवरों का राजा है।
शेर जंगल में रहता है।
इसके चार पैर होते हैं।
सिंह का अयाल होता है।
इसलिए ‘केसरी’ इसका दूसरा नाम है।
यह मांसाहारी पशु है।
यह गुफ़ा में रहता है।
यह बहुत ही बलशाली जानवर है।
बारिश के समय जब शेर बादलों की गर्जना सुनता है, तब वह भी दहाड़ता है।
शेर देवी दुर्गा का प्रिय जानवर है।

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