Yoga Teacher Training Course- 100 names in Sanskrit

 

S. No

Sanskrit

English

Human Body Parts

1.       

Anga

Parts (of the body)

2.       

Sirsha

Head

3.       

Kapala

Skull

4.       

Mukha

Face

5.       

Netra

Eye

6.       

Agna

Eyebrow center

7.       

Karna

Ear

8.       

Nasika

Nose

9.       

Nasikagra

Tip of the Nose

10.   

Griva

Neck

11.   

Bhuja/ Kandha

Shoulder

12.   

Kaphoni

Elbow

13.   

Manibandha

Wrist joint

14.   

Hasta (or) Kara

Hand

15.   

Kati

Vertebral Column

16.   

Janu

Knee

17.   

Pada

Foot

18.   

Angushta

Toe

19.   

Yoni

Vagina

20.   

Pinda

Embryo

21.   

Garbha

Woumb

22.   

Bala

Child

Human Body Movements

23.   

Sarva

All

24.   

Sanchalana

Movement

25.   

Uttana

Lifted/ Raised

26.   

Uttita

Standing

27.   

Urdhwa

Upward

28.   

Supta

Lying

29.   

Parivritta

Revolved

30.   

Pida

Pressure

31.   

Purva

East

32.   

Paschima

West

33.   

Bandha

Tie/ Lock

34.   

Ardha

Half

35.   

Poorna

Full

36.   

Samana

Equal

37.   

Deerga

Long

38.   

Lola

Swing

39.   

Parigha

Cross bar/ Beam

40.   

Chakra

Wheel

41.   

Nataraja

Dancer

42.   

Nidra

Sleep

43.   

Shava

Corpse (or) Dead body

44.   

Dola

Pendulum

Asanas

45.   

Baka

Crane

46.   

Bhu/ Bhumi

Earth

47.   

Bandha

Locks

48.   

Dhanu

Bow

49.   

Dhouti

Vomiting

50.   

Drishti

Focus

51.   

Garuda

Eagle

52.   

Gow

Cow

53.   

Gupta

Hidden

54.   

Hala

Plough

55.   

Kaki

Crow

56.   

Karma

Action

57.   

Kevala

Spontaneous

58.   

Kona

Angle

59.   

Kriya

Cleanse

60.   

Kukkuta

Cockerel

61.   

Kurma

Tortoise

62.   

Makara

Crocodile

63.   

Marjari

Cat

64.   

Matsya

Fish

65.   

Mayura

Peacock

66.   

Nava

Boat

67.   

Parvata

Mountain

68.   

Pama

Lotus

69.   

Pawana

Wind

70.   

Prana

Energy

71.   

Prasarita

Flowing

72.   

Pranama

Salutaion (or) Namaskaram

73.   

Salaba

Locust

74.   

Sankhya

Number

75.   

Sarpa

Snake

76.   

Setu

Bridge

77.   

Siddha

Perfect

78.   

Swastik

Auspicious

79.   

Tada

Palm Tree

80.   

Ushtra

Camel

81.   

Utkata

Chair

82.   

Vayu (or) Swasa

Breath

83.   

Veera

Warrior

84.   

Vriksha

Tree

85.   

Vyaghra

Tiger

Counts

86.   

Ekam

1

87.   

Dve

2

88.   

Trini

3

89.   

Chatvari

4

90.   

Pancha

5

91.   

Shat

6

92.   

Sapta

7

93.   

Ashta

8

94.   

Nava

9

95.   

Dasa

10

96.   

Ekadasa

11

97.   

Dwadasa

12

98.   

Tryodasa

13

99.   

Chatwari

14

100.                       

Panchadasa

15

 

Note: This is prepared for the benefit of beginners of Yoga journey

 

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