History of Sanskrit

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Changed: 3c3

It is generally written in the Devnagri script. Several Latin-alphabet transliterations of varying utility are also available.

It is generally written in the Devanagari script. Several Latin-alphabet transliterations of varying utility are also available.

Changed: 7c7

For India, Sanskrit occupies a role similar to that of Latin in Western Europe. It was a language of religious ritual and scholars, it is now dead, and it had locally varied spoken forms Prakrits such as Pali?.

For India, Sanskrit occupies a role similar to that of Latin in Western Europe. It was a language of religious ritual and scholars, it is now dead, and it had locally varied spoken forms Prakrits such as Pali?.

Changed: 14,15c14,15

# [|The sanskrit alphabet]] # [list of Chinese words originated from Sanskrit]

*[The sanskrit alphabet] *[list of Chinese words originated from Sanskrit]