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Explore the rich tapestry of Indian languages with “Sanskrit and Other Indian Languages” (ISBN: 9788124604427). Discover the profound influence of Sanskrit on various regional languages, tracing their historical connections and linguistic evolution. This insightful book delves into the intricate relationships between Sanskrit and other Indian languages, revealing their shared heritage and unique characteristics. Perfect for language enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone interested in India’s linguistic landscape.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124604427
  • Publisher: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xvii, 222
  • ISBN-10: 8124604428
  • Publisher Date: 2007
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 500 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Sanskrit And Other Indian Languages

  1. Anubhav Ranjit –

    Extremely detailed but a bit monotonous. It really could benefit from a clearer and more focused narrative.

  2. Abhimanyu Anurag –

    The book is quite detailed and covers a lot of ground. However, I felt it lacked a strong narrative flow. Still worth reading.

  3. Pankaj Kumar Sharma –

    While comprehensive, some chapters were a bit repetitive. Overall, a valuable contribution to the field of linguistics.

  4. Raju –

    Fascinating look at Sanskrit’s influence! Some sections were a bit dense, but overall, a worthwhile read for language lovers.

  5. Manisha Kumari –

    Good, but hard to follow for a non-expert. It would be better to have more explanations of key terms.

  6. Akshat Chopra –

    Interesting connections are made throughout the text. I did get bored around the middle. It may need a better structure.

  7. Anushka Bhartiya –

    The book is detailed, but not very engaging. A bit too much jargon. Not accessible for a casual reader. Useful for academics.

  8. Prasanta Basak –

    Provides an excellent overview of the topic. The author did great work. I learned so much about the language origin.

  9. Ajay Deepak Nakil –

    Well researched and informative, but somewhat dry. It’s more for academic study than casual reading. Good reference material.

  10. Ansh Gautam –

    An interesting exploration of the topic, but a bit too academic for the average reader. Could be more accessible.

  11. Saptarshi Jana –

    A great resource for anyone interested in Indian languages. The connections to Sanskrit are clearly explained. Highly recommended!

  12. Pranav Wilson –

    An eye-opening exploration of the linguistic history of India! I learned so much. Highly recommend it.

  13. Prayag Sharma –

    An informative guide on the link between Sanskrit and other languages of India. Recommended for language and history enthusiasts.

  14. Midhunprasad M –

    Comprehensive but dense. You definitely need some linguistics background to appreciate the depth, but worth the effort!

  15. Atul Keshri –

    The book provided valuable insight and well-formed arguments. The language used can be complicated at times.

  16. Diya Jangir –

    A decent overview, but I wish it went into more depth on specific grammatical structures. Still, a good starting point for understanding the connections.

  17. Khushal Singh –

    A must-read for language lovers who are eager to learn about the origin of Indian languages. I was not disappointed.

  18. Tanu Chalotra –

    Very thorough and scholarly work. It might be too technical for casual readers. The research is impeccable!

  19. Yashika Methi –

    I enjoyed learning about the historical links. The book could benefit from more visual aids and clearer explanations for some concepts.

  20. Jiju M Santhosh –

    A fascinating read that opened my eyes to the rich diversity of Indian languages. I recommend this to language enthusiasts.

  21. Mohd. Aqdas –

    Very informative and well-written. I especially appreciated the examples provided. A must-read for linguistics students.

  22. Rohit S –

    Provides a solid foundation for understanding the relationships between Indian languages. I would have liked more on Dravidian languages.

  23. Vaibhav Raturi –

    A great resource, but expect a steep learning curve if you’re not already familiar with linguistics terminology. Very insightful!

  24. Chopperla Naga Bhushanam –

    A well-researched book that shines a light on the importance of Sanskrit. I found it a bit dry at times, but informative nonetheless.

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