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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1957
The presence of Sanskrit loanwords in Malay was noted at least as far back as the time of Sir William Jones (Asiatick Researches, III, 11, 12), and lists of them have been compiled, showing how they include not only abstract terms like those that need the conception of time or price or profit, but terms of relationship, names for parts of the body ...
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The presence of Sanskrit loanwords in Malay was noted at least as far back as the time of Sir William Jones (Asiatick Researches, III, 11, 12), and lists of them have been compiled, showing how they include not only abstract terms like those that need the conception of time or price or profit, but terms of relationship, names for parts of the body ...
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OPTIMISM IN SANSKRIT LITERATURE
ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing ArtsThe word ‘optimism’ comes from the Latin word ‘optimum’. ‘Optimism’ is that mental state in which a person is hopeful of the best outcome. The thinking of Indian philosophers is full of optimism and is rooted in Sanskrit language. Sanskrit language literature is very extensive, all-round and beneficial. It is a storehouse of many priceless gems.
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“Gāndhārī Hybrid Sanskrit”: New Sources for the Study of the Sanskritization of Buddhist Literature
Indo-Iranian Journal, 2001L'A. examine le phenomene de sanskritisation conduisant a la formation du sanskrit hybride bouddhique dans les regions ou la langue orale la plus repandue etait le prakrit gāndhārī (plutot qu'un dialecte de l'indo-aryen moyen) et ou la langue ecrite la plus repandue etait le kharosthī (plutot que le brāhmī).
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2018
The chapter studies the medicine of ancient India, from the Vedic (Indo-European) period, ca 1500–500 bce, and later. The orthodox Vedic texts record scattered medical lore. Some of the medical ideas within the Vedas are as follows: The causes of diseases are mostly due to external supernatural forces.
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The chapter studies the medicine of ancient India, from the Vedic (Indo-European) period, ca 1500–500 bce, and later. The orthodox Vedic texts record scattered medical lore. Some of the medical ideas within the Vedas are as follows: The causes of diseases are mostly due to external supernatural forces.
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Poetesses in Classical Sanskrit Literature
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 2008This article seeks to render audible the voices of poetesses in classical Sanskrit literature between the 7th and 13th centuries C.E., and to juxtapose these voices with the Pālīgāthās of the Therīs, the verses of the Prakrit poetesses as well as the poetry of the Tamil bhaktins.
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Spirituality in Sanskrit Literature
2023A presentation at the department of Tourism on the Two-day National Symposium on Spiritual Tourism.
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Latet anguis in herba : nagabandhas in Sanskrit literature
Rivista degli studi orientali, 2016Proceedings of the Meeting of the Italian Association of Sanskrit Studies (Bologna 27-28 March 2015)
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