April 17, 2009 by aryaman chetas ..., 1 year 15 weeks ago Comment id: 19
we all very well know that samskrit has predefined structures,i.e. of "shabda roopa" & "dhaatu roopa"...it is just as the commutativity & associativity of the simple arithmetic...and thus the very language has excellent grammar that never depends upon where a particular word should be put...it is pronounced the same way it is written in...a well ordered system of alphabets it has, strictly based on the science of vibrations produced by different sounds...moreover, this language, in itself, is a science as, if we analyse, we simply can find there a lot of symbolism used which includes and co-relates between each and every subject the mankind knows....it effortlessly covers all the aspects...
April 17, 2009 by akshay_eanveshan, 1 year 15 weeks ago Comment id: 21
You have posted very informative comment.Sanskrit is a context free language and in theory of computations, we can find similarities with normal forms, and why not we can invent a new normal Form.
March 28, 2009 by lepakshi, 1 year 17 weeks ago Comment id: 5
Most versatile language. A verb can be used nearly in 99 forms. A noun in nearly more than 20 forms. Very exhaustive when needed and very compact as well. Mother of many languages. Whole of ancient Indian knowledge stored in this medium.
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Link to PPT
April 22, 2009 by akshay_eanveshan, 1 year 14 weeks ago
Comment id: 22
Check out this excellent PPT briefly describing nature of sanskrit.
http://dypayurved.com/weblecture/Samhita/Sanskrit/SANSKRIT_GRAMMER.pdf
the well arranged structure and excellent grammatical rules
April 17, 2009 by aryaman chetas ..., 1 year 15 weeks ago
Comment id: 19
we all very well know that samskrit has predefined structures,i.e. of "shabda roopa" & "dhaatu roopa"...it is just as the commutativity & associativity of the simple arithmetic...and thus the very language has excellent grammar that never depends upon where a particular word should be put...it is pronounced the same way it is written in...a well ordered system of alphabets it has, strictly based on the science of vibrations produced by different sounds...moreover, this language, in itself, is a science as, if we analyse, we simply can find there a lot of symbolism used which includes and co-relates between each and every subject the mankind knows....it effortlessly covers all the aspects...
Sanskrit and normal form
April 17, 2009 by akshay_eanveshan, 1 year 15 weeks ago
Comment id: 21
You have posted very informative comment.Sanskrit is a context free language and in theory of computations, we can find similarities with normal forms, and why not we can invent a new normal Form.
sanskrit
March 28, 2009 by lepakshi, 1 year 17 weeks ago
Comment id: 5
Most versatile language. A verb can be used nearly in 99 forms. A noun in nearly more than 20 forms. Very exhaustive when needed and very compact as well. Mother of many languages. Whole of ancient Indian knowledge stored in this medium.