I apologize, but it seems there is a misunderstanding. Sanskrit (denoted as "sa" for its language code) does not have terms for modern concepts like "office," "bookstore," or other specific elements of this HTML structure as Sanskrit is an ancient language with no direct translation for contemporary business and technology concepts. If you'd like, I can summarize the information or translate it into a more commonly spoken modern language.
सम्पर्क
अत्यधिक-विक्रियमाणि
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बाइबिल (महानिर्देशिका, मुक्तिकृतवर्णः दारुणकायः)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,38.00 -
बाइबिल (विलासिता सहित बक्से के साथ)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,40.93 -
धर्मग्रन्थः (मध्यमः आकारः, श्वेतः)।
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,32.16 -
बाइबिल (महदाकारं, विलासिता)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,55.54