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Modern Sanskrit Translations of Omar Khayyam’s Rubaiyats: Navigating Cultural and Linguistic Landscapes

Folia Orientalia
This article explores two modern Sanskrit translations of Omar Khayyam’s Rubaiyats, created independently by Pandit Adibhatla Narayana Das (1937) and Professor Narahari Govind Suru (1981).
Marta Karcz
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Botanical identification of plants described in Mādhava Cikitsā for the treatment of diarrhoea

Ancient Science of Life, 2016
Context: Mādhava is regarded as a 7th century Indian Physician who composed two treatises (in Sanskrit) on Ayurveda, the Mādhava Nidāna and Mādhava Cikitsā.
Niteen Ramdas Salve, Debendranath Mishra
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The Meanings of Sanskrit Loanwords in Thai and Javanese Languages

Humaniora, 2012
Through history of nation building, Thai and Javanese people interacted with other language speakers. For example, they interacted with Indian mbrchants who also brought their literature and religions.
Hamam Supriyadi
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Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit: How Did It Originate?

Bhasha
Since Edgerton 1953, Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit (BHS) has been considered a sanskritization of Prakrit, based on strong linguistic evidence: lexical items are Sanskritic, endings Prakritic.
Hock, Hans Henrich
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Exploring the Cross-Lingual Similarity of Valmiki Ramayana Using Semantic and Sentiment Analysis

Vietnam Journal of Computer Science
The Sanskrit language holds significant importance in Indian culture because it has been extensively used in religious literature, primarily in Hinduism. Numerous ancient Hindu texts originally composed in Sanskrit have since been translated into various
Pooja Kulkarni, Gajanan K. Birajdar
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Deep Indian Roots of Roma Culture and Romani Language

Sfera Politicii
In this paper, we aim to highlight linguistic connections that demonstrate the direct relationship between the Romani and Hindi languages. These connections reveal fundamental structures shared by both languages. The strong linguistic link between Romani
Alexandru Zamfir
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A Systematic Framework for Sanskrit Character Recognition Using Deep Learning

ELCVIA Electronic Letters on Computer Vision and Image Analysis
Sanskrit is widely acknowledged to be among the world’s oldest surviving classical languages, and yet its usage has continued to decline unabated in the present milieu.
Vrinda Kore, Dhruva G, Sahana Rao, Vijitha M, P. Preethi   +4 more
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The Sanskrit Paradigm of Tamil Grammar: Embrace and Resistance

Bhasha
This paper is about the historical relationship between the grammars of Sanskrit and Tamil and the debates around it. The debates are between the grammarians and commentators on Tamil grammar, not of Sanskrit.
Annamalai, E.
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भारतीयज्ञानपरम्परा नगरीयवास्तुविन्यासः च

Prachi Prajna
The Indian knowledge System has been rich and continuously evolving since ancient times. In this System, the creation of twofold literature—namely Vedic literature and Lokik literature—makes its significance multidimensional. Both kinds of literature can
Hemant Sharma
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महाभारतस्य अनुशासनपर्वानुसारं विवाहसंस्कारविमर्शः

Prachi Prajna
In Indian tradition, saṃskāras occupies a vital place of significance. Among the prime sixteen saṃskāras, the Vivāha-saṃskāra is of greatest importance.
Anasuya Moharana, Pratyush Kumar Sahoo
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