Category: Language
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Tamil Grammar Includes Improved Sanskrit Grammar
Based on the above information, it transpires that Tamil Grammar includes Sanskrit Grammar and is an improvement on Sanskrit Grammar.
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How Sound Is Born From Eight Organs Tholkappiyam Tamil Explains
The purpose of this article is to explain the scientific basis on which Indian culture, languages evolved. Tamil,as I wrote earlier,backed by evidence,dates back to between 30,000 to 100,000 years! Runs parallel to Sanskrit. To know more of this kindly Google Tamil+ramanan50, Sanskrit ramanan50, Tamil Sanskrit ramanan50.
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Tamil Grammar Tholkappiyam Refined Improved Sanskrit Grammar?
He was a disciple of Agastya,who wrote Vedic Hymns,a scholar in Sanskrit,Agathyam ,Tamil Grammar, Tholkaapiyar expresses his desire to streamline Tamil, It is highly probable that he wrote Tholkaapiyam ,refining Aindhiram as it was becoming obsolete,disappearing. Tamil Grammar Thokappiyam might be a refined,improved Aindhiram of Sanskrit Grammar.
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Early Sanskrit Grammar Before Panini By Agastya? Tholkaapiyar
And as Tholkappiyar’s Guru was a Scholar of Vedas,which is in Sanskrit, is it that Aindhiram is a Sanskrit Work? Agastya could not have written Aindhiram in Tamil as the First Tamil Grammar Agathiyam was by Agastya,which has been lost? Why write two books on the same subject? Or ,as Agastya is a schloar in both Tamil and Sanskrit,Aindhiram could be in Tamil?
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World Language Families From Indian Languages Evidence
This Venkat Ramanan guy would be laughed at any reputed school of linguistics in the world. The headline is very misleading… All languages of India are not 5000 years old
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All Languages of India 5000 Years Old, Conservative Estimate
22 Official languages( some estimate to be 25) and 720 Dialects( some estimate 2000) ! What are the facts,when one takes the parameters of Sanatana Dharma,its pervasive nature throughout the world and an indelendent analysis of each language in conjunction with Sanatana Dharma and the history of a language based on its history and its Dialects?
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Were The Vedic People Literate
Is it possible for any race to transmit such a large volume only by Oral tradition? Could the people of Ancient India, of Sanatana Dharma, Bharatvarsha Read and Write? Western Scholars think it s possible and declare that the ancient Indians had Super Memories!
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Three Hundred Twenty Five Recognised Languages India
India, we all know, is a land of diversity. Look at the number of languages. It is curiousthat we have taken English and French into our fold! Agaria, Ahirani, Aimol, Aiton, Anal, Andamanese, Some Languages of India, Scripts. Angani, Angika, Ao, Apatani, Arabic, Armenian, Ashing, Assamese, Asuri, Awadhi, Badaga, Baghelkhandi, Bagri, Baigani, Bajania, Balti, […]
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Poems That Killed ,Revived Kalidasa Nandhik Kalambakam
The King replied that if by his death, Tamil would gain such a gem of a Poem, he was willing to die. So hundred Pandals, Shamianas were erected , 99 were empty and the last one had he King seated. As Nandhi Kalambakam by Nadhivarma was in progress, the Pandals caught fire, and turned into ashes at the end of each Poem When the last Poem was sung, the King and the last Pandal caught fire and the King died. This is the Poem.
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Sanskrit No Comma No Punctuation!
I came across an interesting article on Sanskrit where it lists the greatness of Sanskrit ,by demonstrating how no punctuation is required for effective communication! Here it is.. a section from mahAbhArata, where Arjun explains to Krishna his logic of not fighting the war. Apart from the literary, philosophical and poetic content, one thing is […]
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