Prakrit
Prakrit Prakrit (Sanskrit prākṛta प्राकृत (from pra-kṛti प्रकृति ... to the broad family of the Indic languages and dialects spoken in ancient India. The Prakrits became literary languages, generally patronized by kings identified with the ... Brahmin orthodoxy. The earliest extant use of Prakrit are the inscriptions of Asoka, emperor ...
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Prâkrit   (translated from French)
... Sanskrit would be it latin traditional ; the languages néo-Indians thus maintain with the prâkrits ... from traditional, generates by differentiation the modern languages, which are also enamelled loans with the ...
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Prakrit   (translated from German)
Prakrit Prakrit ( Sanskrit , ??????, n., prak?ta, woertl. "the usual") designates the family of the centralIndian Languages , their most well-known that Pali is ... of the Sanskrit , particularly since nearly all Prakrit words of an Sanskrit origin to deduce ... the king Ashoka in relationship one sets. Prakrit is to be compared perhaps earliest ...
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Prakrit   (translated from Dutch)
Prakrit Prakrits (of prakrta that natural betekent) are the Indian languages and dialects which were spoken in old ...
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Talk:Prakrit
Talk:Prakrit Changed "The original crude language from which Sanskrit was derived could be Prakrit" to "Some have suggested that the original ... from which Sanskrit was derived could be Prakrit, but this contradicts the findings of comparative ... It is quite false to define a Prakrit as a vernacular: these were artificial, poetic and literary languages that were *never* anyone's "mother ...
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Indian languages   (translated from Dutch)
Indian languages Indian languages or Indo-Aryan languages is very extensive Indo-Europese language group, of what the languages are mainly spoken India , Pakistan , Afghanistan , Bangladesh ... in the world, where participants of Indian languages have established themselves. Much Indian languages ...
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Languages of India
Languages of India To meet Wikipedia's quality ... may require cleanup. The article describes the languages spoken in the Republic of India. For information on languages spoken by the native peoples of North ... Central or South America, see Native American languages. India is rich in languages, boasting not only the indigenous sprouting ...
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Talk:Dravidian languages
Talk:Dravidian languages Elamite On the contrary, they are perhaps ... 35, Dec 28, 2004 (UTC) Past Dravidian Languages Indeed, it has been suggested that the ... that anyone denies the possibility of other languages in the area of modern India. The ... the common ancestor of the Indo-European languages is believed by a very small minority ... 1] showing that chance resemblances amongst unrelated languages are indeed quite likely. Last, but ...
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Category:Jain languages
Category:Jain languages Pages in category "Jain languages" There are 5 pages in this section ... M Magadhi language Marathi language P Jain Prakrit T Tulu language
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Category:Ancient languages
Category:Ancient languages Languages spoken before about 400 A.D. Subcategories ... category. L Latin language P Paleo-Balkan languages Paleo-Iberian languages S Sanskrit Pages in category "Ancient languages" There are 63 pages in this ...
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