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  • ==Linguistics== ...offers a number of areas in linguistics research, including Computational Linguistics. It is also unique due to the fact that it is the only known language which
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  • ...period) treatises in [[astronomy]], [[mathematics]], logic, medicine and linguistics were produced. The philosophers of the Sankhya school, the [[Nyaya]]-Vaises
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  • ...followed was the pioneering work in the field of [[Sanskrit grammar]] and linguistics. Panini expounded a comprehensive and scientific theory of phonetics, phono
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  • He lived in A. D. 1849-1932. A German savant, Jolly had specialized in Indian Linguistics and Ancient Hindu Law. He was the Tagore Law Lecturer at the Calcutta Unive # Linguistics
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  • ...from the [[Proto-Indo-European language|Proto-Indo-European]] [[Compound (linguistics)|compound]] ''*ḱred-dʰeh₁-'' ('to put one's heart into somebody' > 'to
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  • ==Linguistics==
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  • ...and Development of the Bengali Language. He became the Professor of Indian Linguistics and Phonetics at the Calcutta University in A. D. 1922 and continued in the
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  • ...that the language of composition is referred to as a meta-language. Modern Linguistics has borrowed such concepts from Sanskrit grammar.
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  • ...''Jainism in South India By P. M. Joseph International School of Dravidian Linguistics'' </ref>
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  • ...''Brahman'' (an ''n''-stem, nominative ''{{IAST|bráhmā}}'') from a [[root (linguistics)|root]] ''{{IAST|bṛh}}-'' "to swell, expand, grow, enlarge" is a neutral
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