Names of Weapons in Sanskrit

Learn names of Weapons in Sanskrit along with translation in English and Hindi.

शस्त्रों के नाम संस्कृत में

In Sanskrit, शस्त्राणां नामानि (śastrāṇāṃ nāmāni) means Names of Weapons.

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

Weapons names in Sanskrit

Weapons name in Sanskrit, English and Hindi

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

English

Sanskrit

Hindi

Mace

गदा

गदा

Disc

चक्रम्

चक्र

Trident

त्रिशूलम्

त्रिशूल

Arrow

बाणः

बाण

Bow

धनुः

धनुष्य

Sword

खड्गः

तलवार

Spear

तोमरम्

भाला

Axe

परशुः

कुल्हाड़ी

Noose

पाशः

फंदा

Quiver

तूणीरः

तरकश

Shield

ढालम्

ढाल

Sanskrit sentences with names of Weapons

Mace - गदा

In Sanskrit, Mace is known as गदा (gadā) and गदा in Hindi.

The word गदा can be applied in a sentence as follows – आञ्जनेयस्य हस्ते गदा अस्ति। (āñjaneyasya haste gadā asti।), which means ‘There is a mace in Shri Hanuman’s hand‘ in English and ‘हनुमान जी के हाथ में गदा है।’ in Hindi.

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Sudarshan Chakra (Disc) - चक्रम्

In Sanskrit, Disc is known as चक्रम् (cakram) and चक्र in Hindi.

The word चक्रम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – श्रीविष्णोः हस्ते सुदर्शनचक्रम् अस्ति। (śrīviṣṇoḥ haste sudarśanacakram asti।), which means ‘The Sudarshan Chakra is in Shri Vishnu’s hand‘ in English and ‘श्रीविष्णु के हाथ में सुदर्शन चक्र है।’ in Hindi.

Trident - त्रिशूलम्

In Sanskrit, Trident is known as त्रिशूलम् (triśūlam) and त्रिशूल in Hindi.

The word त्रिशूलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – श्रीशङ्करस्य हस्ते त्रिशूलम् अस्ति। (śrīśaṅkarasya haste triśūlam asti।), which means ‘There is a trident in Bhagwan Shankar’s hand‘ in English and ‘शंकर भगवान के हाथ में त्रिशूल है।’ in Hindi.

Arrow - बाणः

In Sanskrit, Arrow is known as बाणः (bāṇaḥ) and बाण in Hindi.

The word बाणः can be applied in a sentence as follows – अर्जुनस्य हस्ते बाणः अस्ति (arjunasya haste bāṇaḥ asti।), which means ‘There is an arrow in Arjun’s hand‘ in English and ‘अर्जुन के हाथ में बाण है।’ in Hindi.

Bow - धनुः

In Sanskrit, Bow is known as धनुः (dhanuḥ) and धनुष्य in Hindi.

The word धनुः can be applied in a sentence as follows – श्रीरामस्य हस्ते श्रीशङ्करस्य धनुः अस्ति। (śrīrāmasya haste śrīśaṅkarasya dhanuḥ asti।), which means ‘The bow of Shankar Bhagwan is in Shri Ram’s hand‘ in English and ‘श्रीराम के हाथ में शंकर भगवान का धनुष्य है।’ in Hindi.

Sword - खड्गः

In Sanskrit, Sword is known as खड्गः (khaḍgaḥ) and तलवार in Hindi.

The word खड्गः can be applied in a sentence as follows – नृपस्य हस्ते खड्गः अस्ति। (nṛpasya haste khaḍgaḥ asti।), which means ‘The King is holding a sword.‘ in English and ‘राजा के हाथ में तलवार है।’ in Hindi.

Spear - तोमरम्

In Sanskrit, Spear is known as तोमरम् (tomaram) and भाला in Hindi.

The word तोमरम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – सैनिकस्य हस्ते तोमरम् अस्ति। (sainikasya haste tomaram asti।), which means ‘The soldier is holding a Spear‘ in English and ‘सैनिक के हाथ में भाला है।’ in Hindi.

Axe - परशुः

In Sanskrit, Axe is known as परशुः (paraśuḥ) and कुल्हाड़ी in Hindi.

The word परशुः can be applied in a sentence as follows – श्रीपरशुरामस्य हस्ते परशुः अस्ति। (śrīparaśurāmasya haste paraśuḥ asti।), which means ‘There is an axe in Shri Parashuram’s hand‘ in English and ‘श्रीपरशुराम के हाथ में कुल्हाड़ी है।’ in Hindi.

noose

Noose - पाशः

In Sanskrit, Noose is known as पाशः (pāśaḥ) and फंदा in Hindi.

The word पाशः can be applied in a sentence as follows – यमदेवस्य हस्ते पाशः अस्ति (yamadevasya haste pāśaḥ asti।), which means ‘There is a noose in Yamadeva’s hand‘ in English and ‘यम देव के हाथ में फंदा है।’ in Hindi.

Quiver - तूणीरः

In Sanskrit, Quiver is known as तूणीरः (tūṇīraḥ) and तरकस  in Hindi.

The word तूणीरः can be applied in a sentence as follows – एकलव्यस्य हस्ते तूणीरः अस्ति। (ekalavyasya haste tūṇīraḥ asti।), which means ‘There is a quiver in Ekalavya’s hand‘ in English and ‘एकलव्य के हाथ में तरकस है।’ in Hindi.

Shield - ढालम्

In Sanskrit, Shield is known as ढालम् (uccakūrdanam) and ढाल  in Hindi.

The word ढालम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – सैनिकस्य हस्ते ढालम् अस्ति। (sainikasya haste ḍhālam asti।), which means ‘The soldier is holding a shield‘ in English and ‘सैनिक के हाथ में ढाल है।’ in Hindi.

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