Bharat

English

Etymology

From Hindi, from Sanskrit भारतम् (bhāratam, “the land of emperor Bharata”), from Sanskrit भारत (bhārata, “descended from emperor Bharata”), from भरत (bharatá, “to be maintained”).

Proper noun

Bharat

1. India: the Republic of India.

Translations

an alternative name of India

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

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

• Esperanto: Barato (eo)
• 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)
• 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) (bhārôtô)
• 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
• Urdu: بھارت‏‎ (ur) m (bhārat)

India — see India

Derived terms

• Bharati braille

See also

• Bharatiya

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Portuguese

Etymology

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

Proper noun

Bharat m

1. Bharat (poetic name of India)