Which mountain range gets its name from the Sanskrit language meaning 'abode of snow'?
Correct answer: C. Himalayas
- A. Karakoram
- B. Hindukush
- C. Himalayas
- D. Ural
Explanation
Himalaya comes from Sanskrit elements meaning snow and abode, giving the sense “abode of snow.” The Karakoram, Hindu Kush and Ural ranges have different name origins.
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