Bharat

English

Etymology

From Hindi भारत (bhārat), from Sanskrit भारतम् (bhāratáṃ), from Sanskrit भारत (bhāratá, “descended from emperor Bharata”), from भरत (bharatá, “to be maintained”).

Proper noun

Bharat

2. India: the Republic of India.

Derived terms

• Bharati braille

Translations

an alternative name of India

• Assamese: ভাৰত (bharot)
• Bengali: ভারত (bn) (bharôt)
• Bihari: भारत (bhārat)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: (rare) 婆羅多, 婆罗多 (Póluóduō), 巴拉特 (Bālātè)

• Esperanto: Barato (eo)
• Finnish: Bharat (rare)
• Greek: Μπαράτ (Barát)
• Gujarati: ભારત (gu) (bhārat)
• Hindi: भारत (hi) m (bhārat)
• Indonesian: Barat (id)
• Japanese: バーラタ (Bārata) (rare)
• Kannada: ಭಾರತ (kn) (bhārata)
• Kashmiri: بارَت‎ (bārat)
• Khmer: ភារតៈ (pʰierata’)
• Korean: 바라트 (Barateu) (rare), 바랏 (Barat)
• Lao: ພະຣະຕະວັດ (pha ra ta wat)

• Malay: Barat
• Malayalam: ഭാരതം (ml) (bhārataṃ)
• Marathi: भारत (bhārat)
• Nepali: भारत (ne) (bhārat)
• Oriya: ଭାରତ (or) (bharôtô)
• Portuguese: Bharat (pt) m
• Punjabi: ਭਾਰਤ (bhārat)
• Russian: Бха́ра́т (ru) m (Bxárát) (rare)
• Sanskrit: भारतम् (sa) (bhāratam)
• Sindhi: ڀارت‎ (bharatu)
• Sinhalese: භාරත් (bhārat)
• Tamil: பாரத் (pārat)
• Telugu: భారత (te) (bhārata)
• Thai: ภารต (th)
• Urdu: بھارت‎ (ur) m (bhārat)
• Western Panjabi: بھارت‎

India — see India

See also

• Bharatiya

Anagrams

• bharta

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Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from Hindi भारत (bhārat), from Sanskrit भारतम् (bhāratam).

Proper noun

Bharat m

1. Bharat (poetic name of India)