Hindi · Nature & Environment
samundar
Sea
The large body of salt water that covers much of the earth.
गोवा में हम समुंदर देखने गए।
In Goa we went to see the sea.
The Hindi word 'समुंदर' (samundar) originates from the Sanskrit word 'समुद्रम्' (samudram), which means 'ocean' or 'sea'. The term has evolved through various languages and has been used in ancient texts to denote large bodies of water.
'समुंदर' is commonly used in both spoken and written Hindi, making it versatile across formal and informal contexts. It is widely recognized across India, with slight variations in usage in different regions.
The word appears in various poetic and literary works, often symbolizing depth, mystery, and the vastness of existence.