Short Essay On Peacock in Sanskrit

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

मोर पर संस्कृत में लघुनिबंध।

मयूरः इति विषये संस्कृतभाषायां लघुनिबन्धः।

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

Short Essay on Peacock in Sanskrit

मयूरः।

मयूरः भारतदेशस्य राष्ट्रीयः खगः अस्ति।
सः विहगानां राजा अस्ति।
सः एकः सुन्दरः खगः अस्ति।
मयूरः वने वसति।
मयूरस्य कण्ठः नीलः अस्ति।
तस्य मस्तके रम्या शिखा भवति।
कलापः तस्य वैशिष्ट्यम्।
मयूरः मेघदर्शनेन तुष्यति।
वर्षाकाले मयूरः नृत्यति।
मयूरः विद्यादेव्याः शारदायाः वाहनम्।

mayūraḥ।

mayūraḥ bhāratadeśasya rāṣṭrīyaḥ khagaḥ asti।
saḥ vihagānāṃ rājā asti।
saḥ ekaḥ sundaraḥ khagaḥ asti।
mayūraḥ vane vasati।
mayūrasya kaṇṭhaḥ nīlaḥ asti।
tasya mastake ramyā śikhā bhavati।
kalāpaḥ tasya vaiśiṣṭyam।
mayūraḥ meghadarśanena tuṣyati।
varṣākāle mayūraḥ nṛtyati।
mayūraḥ vidyādevyāḥ śāradāyāḥ vāhanam।

Short Essay On Peacock

The peacock is the national bird of India.
It is the King of birds.
It is a very beautiful bird.
The peacock lives in forests.
The peacock’s neck is blue.
It has a pretty crest on its head.
Its tail feathers are its speciality.
It becomes happy after seeing clouds.
The peacock dances beautifully when it rains.
The peacock is Goddess Saraswati’s vehicle.

मोर पर लघुनिबंध

मोर भारत का राष्ट्रीय पक्षी है।
यह पक्षियों का राजा है।
यह एक सुंदर पक्षी है।
मोर जंगलों में रहता है।
मोर का कंठ नीला होता है।
इसके सिर पर सुंदर शिखा होती है।
मोरपंख इसकी विशेषता हैं।
बादलों को देखकर मोर खुश हो जाता है।
बारिश होने पर मोर नाचता है।
मोर सरस्वती देवी का वाहन है।

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