Names of Household Items in Sanskrit

This post lists Household Item names in Sanskrit along with translation in English and Hindi.

घरेलू वस्तुओं के नाम संस्कृत में जानें।

गृहोपयोगिनां वस्तूनां नामानि (gṛhopayogināṃ vastūnāṃ nāmāni) means list of Household Items name in Sanskrit.

This list is very helpful for students and newbies interested in learning Sanskrit.

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Sanskrit Names of Furniture or Wood Items

English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Chair	आसन्दिका	कुर्सी
Table	उत्पीठिका	मेज़
Bed	आस्तरणम्	बिस्तर
Door	द्वारम्	दरवाज़ा
Sofa	इन्द्रकोषः	सोफ़ा
Window	वातायनम्	खिड़की

Sanskrit Names of Personal Items

English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Shoe	पादरक्षा	जूता
Cloth	वस्त्रम्	कपड़ा
Handkerchief	करवस्त्रम्	रूमाल
Eye Glasses	उपनेत्रम्	चश्मा
Comb	कङ्कतम्	कंगी
Bag	स्यूतः	थैला
Toy	क्रीडनकम्	खिलौना
Umbrella	आतपत्रम्	छाता
Pillow	उपधानम्	तकिया
Cane	दण्डः	छड़ी
Watch	घटिका	घड़ी

Sanskrit Names of Kitchen or Food Items

English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Glass	चषकः	गिलास
Vessel	पात्रम्	बर्तन
Knife	छुरिका	छूरी
Plate	स्थालिका	थाली
Honey	मधु	शहद
Curd	दधि	दही
Strainer	चालनी	छलनी
Spoon	चमसः	चम्मच
Frying Pan	पिठरकः	कढ़ाई

Sanskrit Names of Electrical or Electronic Items

English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Fan	व्यजनम्	पंखा
Calculator	गणकयन्त्रम्	गणना-यंत्र
Refrigerator	शीतकपाटिका	फ्रिज
Mixer	मिश्रकम्	मिक्सर
Iron	समीकरणम्	इस्त्री
Washing Machine	क्षालनयन्त्रम्	धुलाई की मशीन
Television	दूरदर्शनम्	दूरदर्शन
Telephone	दूरभाषः	टेलीफोन
Mobile Phone	चलदूरवाणी	मोबाइल
Computer	सङ्गणकम्	संगणक

Sanskrit Names of other Household Items

English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Needle	सूचिका	सूई
Rope	रज्जुः	रस्सी
Key	कुञ्चिका	चाबी
Thread	सूत्रम्	धागा
Curtain	जवनिका	पड़दा
Broom	सम्मार्जनी	झाड़ू
House	सदनम्	घर
Vehicle	यानम्	सवारी
Garden	वाटिका	बगीचा
Quilt	उत्तरप्रच्छदः	रजाई
Thermometer	तापयन्त्रम्	थर्मामीटर
Swing	दोला	झूला
Newspaper	समाचारपत्रम्	समाचारपत्र
Diya	दीपः	दिया
Candle	सिक्थवर्तिका	मोमबत्ती

Learners interested in knowing how to create or write Sanskrit sentences with household items name can browse the section listed below.

Sanskrit sentences with names of Household items.

In Sanskrit, Chair is known as आसन्दिका (āsandikā) and कुर्सी in Hindi.

The word आसन्दिका (āsandikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – आसन्दिका गृहे अस्ति। (āsandikā gṛhe asti।), which means “Chair is in the house”.

In Sanskrit, Table is known as उत्पीठिका (utpīṭhikā) and मेज़ in Hindi.

The word उत्पीठिका (utpīṭhikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – उत्पीठिका गृहे अस्ति। (utpīṭhikā gṛhe asti।), which means “Table is in the house”.

In Sanskrit, Shoe is known as पादरक्षा (pādarakṣā) and जूता in Hindi.

The word पादरक्षा (pādarakṣā) can be used in a sentence as follows – पादरक्षा कृष्णवर्णा अस्ति। (pādarakṣā kṛṣṇavarṇā asti।), which means “The shoe is black in colour”.

In Sanskrit, Needle is known as सूचिका (sūcikā) and सूई in Hindi.

The word सूचिका (sūcikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – सूचिका लघुः अस्ति। (sūcikā laghuḥ asti।), which means “The needle is small”.

In Sanskrit, Glass is known as चषकः (caṣakaḥ) and गिलास in Hindi.

The word चषकः (caṣakaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – चषकः उत्पीठिकायाः उपरि अस्ति। (caṣakaḥ utpīṭhikāyāḥ upari asti।), which means “The glass is on top of the table”.

In Sanskrit, Vessel is known as पात्रम् (pātram) and बर्तन in Hindi.

The word पात्रम् (pātram) can be used in a sentence as follows – पात्रं पाकशालायाम् अस्ति। (pātraṃ pākaśālāyām asti।), which means “A vessel is in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Cloth is known as वस्त्रम् (vastram) and कपड़ा in Hindi.

The word वस्त्रम् (vastram) can be used in a sentence as follows – वस्त्रं कपाटिकायाम् अस्ति। (vastraṃ kapāṭikāyām asti।), which means “The cloth is in the cupboard”.

In Sanskrit, Bed or Cot is known as आस्तरणम् (āstaraṇam) or खट्वा (khaṭvā) and बिस्तर or खाट or चारपाई or शय्या in Hindi.

The word खट्वा (khaṭvā) can be used in a sentence as follows – खट्वा शयनगृहे अस्ति। (khaṭvā śayanagṛhe asti।), which means “A cot is in the bedroom”.

In Sanskrit, Rope is known as रज्जुः (rajjuḥ) and रस्सी in Hindi.

The word रज्जुः (rajjuḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – रज्जुः दीर्घा अस्ति। (rajjuḥ dīrghā asti।), which means “The rope is long”.

In Sanskrit, Key is known as कुञ्चिका (kuñcikā) and चाबी in Hindi.

The word कुञ्चिका (kuñcikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – कुञ्चिका लघुः अस्ति। (kuñcikā laghuḥ asti।), which means “The key is small”.

In Sanskrit, Knife is known as छुरिका (churikā) and छूरी in Hindi.

The word छुरिका (churikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – छुरिका पाकशालायाम् अस्ति। (churikā pākaśālāyām asti।), which means “The knife is in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Thread is known as सूत्रम् (sūtram) and धागा in Hindi.

The word छुरिका (churikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – सूत्रं दीर्घम् अस्ति। (sūtraṃ dīrgham asti।), which means “The thread is long”.

In Sanskrit, Plate is known as स्थालिका (sthālikā) and थाली in Hindi.

The word स्थालिका (sthālikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – स्थालिका उत्पीठिकायाः उपरि अस्ति। (sthālikā utpīṭhikāyāḥ upari asti।), which means “The plate is on top of the table”.

In Sanskrit, Curtain is known as जवनिका (javanikā) and पड़दा in Hindi.

The word जवनिका (javanikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – जवनिका रक्तवर्णा अस्ति। (javanikā raktavarṇā asti।), which means “The curtain is red in colour”.

In Sanskrit, Handkerchief is known as करवस्त्रम् (karavastram) and रूमाल in Hindi.

The word करवस्त्रम् (karavastram) can be used in a sentence as follows – करवस्त्रं हरितवर्णम् अस्ति। (karavastraṃ haritavarṇam asti।), which means “The handkerchief is green in colour”.

In Sanskrit, Door is known as द्वारम् (dvāram) and दरवाज़ा in Hindi.

The word द्वारम् (dvāram) can be used in a sentence as follows – द्वारं विशालम् अस्ति। (dvāraṃ viśālam asti।), which means “The door is big”.

In Sanskrit, Toy is known as क्रीडनकम् (krīḍanakam) and खिलौना in Hindi.

The word क्रीडनकम् (krīḍanakam) can be used in a sentence as follows – क्रीडनकं रक्तवर्णम् अस्ति। (krīḍanakaṃ raktavarṇam asti।), which means “The toy is red in color”.

In Sanskrit, Spectacles or Eye Glasses is known as उपनेत्रम् (upanetram) and चश्मा in Hindi.

The word उपनेत्रम् (upanetram) can be used in a sentence as follows – उपनेत्रं कपाटिकायाम् अस्ति। (upanetraṃ kapāṭikāyām asti।), which means “The Eye glasses are in the cupboard”.

In Sanskrit, Comb is known as कङ्कतम् (kaṅkatam) and कंगी in Hindi.

The word कङ्कतम् (kaṅkatam) can be used in a sentence as follows – इदं मम कङ्कतम्। (idaṃ mama kaṅkatam।), which means “This is my comb”.

In Sanskrit, Fan is known as व्यजनम् (vyajanam) or विद्युद्वयनम् (vidyudvayanam) and पंखा in Hindi.

The word व्यजनम् (vyajanam) can be used in a sentence as follows – व्यजनं नीलवर्णम् अस्ति। (vyajanaṃ nīlavarṇam asti।), which means “The fan is blue in colour”.

In Sanskrit, Sofa is known as इन्द्रकोषः (indrakoṣaḥ) and सोफ़ा in Hindi.

The word इन्द्रकोषः (indrakoṣaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – इन्द्रकोषः गृहे अस्ति। (indrakoṣaḥ gṛhe asti।), which means “The sofa is in the house”.

In Sanskrit, Window is known as वातायनम् (vātāyanam) and खिड़की in Hindi.

The word वातायनम् (vātāyanam) can be used in a sentence as follows – शयनगृहे वातायनम् अस्ति। (śayanagṛhe vātāyanam asti।), which means “There is a window in the bedroom”.

In Sanskrit, Bag is known as स्यूतः (syūtaḥ) and थैला in Hindi.

The word स्यूतः (syūtaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – एषः मम जनन्याः स्यूतः अस्ति। (eṣaḥ mama jananyāḥ syūtaḥ asti।), which means “This is my mother’s bag”.

In Sanskrit, Broom is known as सम्मार्जनी (sammārjanī) and झाड़ू in Hindi.

The word सम्मार्जनी (sammārjanī) can be used in a sentence as follows – इयं सम्मार्जनी अस्ति। (iyaṃ sammārjanī asti।), which means “This is a broom”.

In Sanskrit, Umbrella is known as आतपत्रम् (ātapatram) or छत्रम् (chatram) and छाता in Hindi.

The word छत्रम् (chatram) can be used in a sentence as follows – छत्रम् वर्षायाम् उपयुज्यते। (chatram varṣāyām upayujyate।), which means “An umbrella is used during rain”.

In Sanskrit, House is known as सदनम् (sadanam) and घर in Hindi.

The word सदनम् (sadanam) can be used in a sentence as follows – मम सदनं सुन्दरम् अस्ति। (mama sadanaṃ sundaram asti।), which means “My house is beautiful”.

In Sanskrit, Vehicle is known as यानम् (yānam) and सवारी in Hindi.

The word यानम् (yānam) can be used in a sentence as follows – चालकः वाहनं चालयति। (cālakaḥ vāhanaṃ cālayati।), which means “A driver drives the car”.

In Sanskrit, Honey is known as मधु (madhu) and शहद in Hindi.

The word मधु (madhu) can be used in a sentence as follows – मधु मधुरम् अस्ति। (madhu madhuram asti।), which means “Honey is sweet”.

In Sanskrit, Curd is known as दधि (dadhi) and दही in Hindi.

The word दधि (dadhi) can be used in a sentence as follows – श्रीकृष्णाय दधि रोचते। (śrīkṛṣṇāya dadhi rocate।), which means “Lord Krishna likes curd”.

In Sanskrit, Pillow is known as उपधानम् (upadhānam) and तकिया in Hindi.

The word उपधानम् (upadhānam) can be used in a sentence as follows – उपधानं शयनगृहे अस्ति। (upadhānaṃ śayanagṛhe asti।), which means “The pillow is in the bedroom”.

In Sanskrit, Strainer is known as चालनी (cālanī) and छलनी in Hindi.

The word चालनी (cālanī) can be used in a sentence as follows – चालनी पाकशालायाम् अस्ति। (cālanī pākaśālāyām asti।), which means “The strainer is in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Garden is known as वाटिका (vāṭikā or उपवनम् (upavanam) and बगीचा in Hindi.

The word उपवनम् (upavanam) can be used in a sentence as follows – उपवनं सुन्दरम् अस्ति। (upavanaṃ sundaram asti।), which means “The garden is beautiful”.

In Sanskrit, Cane is known as दण्डः (daṇḍaḥ) and छड़ी in Hindi.

The word दण्डः (daṇḍaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – दण्डः दीर्घः अस्ति। (daṇḍaḥ dīrghaḥ asti।), which means “The stick is long”.

In Sanskrit, Quilt is known as उत्तरप्रच्छदः (uttarapracchadaḥ) and रजाई in Hindi.

The word उत्तरप्रच्छदः (uttarapracchadaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – उत्तरप्रच्छदः कपाटिकायाम् अस्ति। (uttarapracchadaḥ kapāṭikāyām asti।), which means “The quilt is in the cupboard”.

In Sanskrit, Thermometer is known as तापयन्त्रम् (tāpayantram) and थर्मामीटर in Hindi.

The word तापयन्त्रम् (tāpayantram) can be used in a sentence as follows – वैद्यः तापयन्त्रम् उपयोजयति। (vaidyaḥ tāpayantram upayojayati।), which means “A doctor uses a thermometer”.

In Sanskrit, Spoon is known as चमसः (camasaḥ) and चम्मच in Hindi.

The word चमसः (camasaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – चमसः पाकशालायाम् अस्ति। (camasaḥ pākaśālāyām asti।), which means “The spoon is in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Swing is known as दोला (dolā) and झूला in Hindi.

The word दोला (dolā) can be used in a sentence as follows – उद्याने दोला अस्ति। (udyāne dolā asti।), which means “There is a swing in the garden”.

In Sanskrit, Frying Pan is known as पिठरकः (piṭharakaḥ) and कढ़ाई in Hindi.

The word पिठरकः (piṭharakaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – पिठरकः पाकशालायाम् अस्ति। (piṭharakaḥ pākaśālāyām asti।), which means “The frying pan is in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Newspaper is known as समाचारपत्रम् (samācārapatram) and समाचारपत्र in Hindi.

The word समाचारपत्रम् (samācārapatram) can be used in a sentence as follows – पिता समाचारपत्रं पठति। (pitā samācārapatraṃ paṭhati।), which means “Father is reading the newspaper”.

In Sanskrit, Watch or Clock is known as घटिका (ghaṭikā) and घड़ी in Hindi.

The word घटिका (ghaṭikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – एषा मम घटिका अस्ति। (eṣā mama ghaṭikā asti।), which means “This is my clock / watch”.

In Sanskrit, Diya or Lamp is known as दीपः (dīpaḥ) and दिया in Hindi.

The word दीपः (dīpaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – एषः दीपः सुन्दरः अस्ति। (eṣaḥ dīpaḥ sundaraḥ asti।), which means “This Diya is very beautiful”.

In Sanskrit, Candle is known as सिक्थवर्तिका (sikthavartikā) and मोमबत्ती in Hindi.

The word सिक्थवर्तिका (sikthavartikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – सिक्थवर्तिका प्रकाशं यच्छति। (sikthavartikā prakāśaṃ yacchati।), which means “The candle is giving light”.

In Sanskrit, Calculator is known as गणकयन्त्रम् (gaṇakayantram) and गणना-यंत्र in Hindi.

The word गणकयन्त्रम् (gaṇakayantram) can be used in a sentence as follows – गणकयन्त्रम् उत्पीठिकायाः उपरि अस्ति। (gaṇakayantram utpīṭhikāyāḥ upari asti।), which means “The calculator is on top of the table”.

In Sanskrit, Refrigerator is known as शीतकपाटिका (śītakapāṭikā) and फ्रिज in Hindi.

The word शीतकपाटिका (śītakapāṭikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – पाकशालायां शीतकपाटिका अस्ति। (pākaśālāyāṃ śītakapāṭikā asti।), which means “There is a refrigerator in the kitchen”.

In Sanskrit, Mixer is known as मिश्रकम् (miśrakam) and मिक्सर in Hindi.

The word शीतकपाटिका (śītakapāṭikā) can be used in a sentence as follows – मिश्रकं रक्तवर्णम् अस्ति। (miśrakaṃ raktavarṇam asti।), which means “The mixer is red in colour”.

In Sanskrit, Iron is known as समीकरणम् (samīkaraṇam) and इस्त्री in Hindi.

The word समीकरणम् (samīkaraṇam) can be used in a sentence as follows – समीकरणं कपाटिकायाम् अस्ति। (samīkaraṇaṃ kapāṭikāyām asti।), which means “The iron is in the wardrobe”.

In Sanskrit, Washing Machine is known as क्षालनयन्त्रम् (kṣālanayantram) and धुलाई की मशीन in Hindi.

The word क्षालनयन्त्रम् (kṣālanayantram) can be used in a sentence as follows – मम गृहे एकं क्षालनयन्त्रम् अस्ति। (mama gṛhe ekaṃ kṣālanayantram asti।), which means “There is a washing machine in my house”.

In Sanskrit, Television is known as दूरदर्शनम् (dūradarśanam) and दूरदर्शन or टेलीविजन in Hindi.

The word दूरदर्शनम् (dūradarśanam) can be used in a sentence as follows – अहं दूरदर्शनं पश्यामि। (ahaṃ dūradarśanaṃ paśyāmi।), which means “I am watching the television”.

In Sanskrit, Telephone is known as दूरभाषः (dūrabhāṣaḥ) and टेलीफोन in Hindi.

The word दूरभाषः (dūrabhāṣaḥ) can be used in a sentence as follows – दूरभाषः बहुः उपयुक्तः अस्ति। (dūrabhāṣaḥ bahuḥ upayuktaḥ asti।), which means “The telephone is very useful”.

In Sanskrit, Mobile Phone is known as चलदूरवाणी (caladūravāṇī) and मोबाइल फ़ोन in Hindi.

The word चलदूरवाणी (caladūravāṇī) can be used in a sentence as follows – चलदूरवाणी लघुः अस्ति। (caladūravāṇī laghuḥ asti।), which means “The mobile phone is small”.

In Sanskrit, Computer is known as सङ्गणकम् (saṅgaṇakam) and संगणक in Hindi.

The word सङ्गणकम् (saṅgaṇakam) can be used in a sentence as follows – एतत् मम सङ्गणकम् अस्ति। (etat mama saṅgaṇakam asti।), which means “This is my computer”.