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How do say May you live long in Sanskrit?

The most accurate way to say "May you live long" in Sanskrit is "दीर्घमायुष्य भवतु" (dīrghamāyuṣya bhavatu).

Here's a breakdown:

* दीर्घम् (dīrgham): Long

* आयुष्य (āyuṣya): Life

* भवतु (bhavatu): May it be

This phrase literally translates to "May long life be". It is a respectful and traditional way to wish someone a long and healthy life in Sanskrit.

Other variations are possible depending on the context and level of formality. For example, you could use "दीर्घमायुषः भवतु" (dīrghamāyuṣaḥ bhavatu) for a more formal or poetic approach.

Remember that the pronunciation of Sanskrit is a bit different than English. You can find pronunciation guides online to help you get it right.

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