(1) Mr Sharma lit incense and chanted Sanskrit mantras.

(2) Sanskrit is related very closely to Latin, Greek, and the Germanic and Celtic languages.

(3) This is one definition of Sanskrit.

(4) Dad taught us a Sanskrit prayer, and we had to learn it off by heart and say it every day.

(5) Treatises were written in Shastric Sanskrit on subjects such as law, philosophy, religion, archery and even dance.

(6) The Sanskrit words give a false sense of the product being Ayurvedic and hence herbal and safe.

(7) Sanskrit is unique as these monosyllables are held to represent the basic energies of the universe.

(8) In reply, he quoted a Sanskrit proverb: 'Forgiveness is the ornament of the brave'.

(9) The earliest form of Indic was Vedic Sanskrit which, like Avestan, was an ancient liturgical language.

(10) Mantras are Sanskrit - invocations of the Supreme Being.

(11) Grammatically, the Sanskrit paradigm exemplifies the concept of radical.

(12) The Sanskrit literature abounds with stories of parallel worlds.

(13) Sandalwood's name is derived from the Sanskrit chandana.

(14) These words are called mantra in Sanskrit.

(15) Maitreya Bodhisattva ( Sanskrit ) or Metteyya Bodhisatta is the future Buddha in Buddhist eschatology.

(16) Mahayana literature was written mostly in Sanskrit and mixed Sanskrit.

(17) Tibetan language is created by reference Sanskrit fonts in the early 7th century, it is alphabetic writing , there are 30 letters consonants, 4 vowels[], from left to right cross to write.

(18) Meaning "insistence on truth" in Sanskrit, Satyagraha played a significant role in what other civil rights movement across the globe?

(19) Along with Sanskrit (1785) other languages were deciphered: Pahlavi in 1793, cuneiforms in 1803, hieroglyphs in 1822, and Avestan in 1832.

(20) My two majors was Sanskrit and Pali language, two minors was English language and Slavic language.

(21) Sanskrit is an Indo-European classical language of India and a liturgical language of Hinduism , Buddhism, and Jainism .

(22) It takes its name from the Sanskrit word string-av era, which means "with a body like a horn," as in antlers.

(23) A particular branch, the Grammatical Shastra, was formulated using the Sanskrit vocabulary as a substratum, with no ambiguity whatsoever.

(24) For his work, Kanthan has returned to the best known Sanskrit grammarian, Panini.

(25) The debate might have been clarified by study of the relevant Sanskrit texts: but these came to light only slowly.

(26) Hindu thought concerning the nature of time is well illustrated by the way in which causal relations were expressed in Sanskrit.

(27) Sammler thought it might be enlightening to recall the Sanskrit words. Bring in a little perspective.

(28) Patrick is a recent Applied Linguistics graduate with a particular focus on Asian studies, Sanskrit literature, and endangered languages. Patrick speaks Hindi and Sanskrit.

(29) Most of these new sermons were recorded in literary Sanskrit rather than in vernacular language.

(30) It is the tract of the Malaya Hills of Sanskrit literature where grow the cardamum creeper and the Sandal Tree.

(31) The etymological closeness of the Sanskrit and English words is striking.

(32) Hindus revere them as a symbol of the monkey deity Hanuman, whose simian army helped rescue Sita, the god Rama's wife, from a demon king, according to a Sanskrit epic.

(33) Sanskrit verses used in the Vedic sacrifice are known as mantras.

(34) Sanskrit mantra is a mystical energy encased in a sound structure.

(35) Sanskrit forms are given in the sections that deal with Buddhists whose primary focus was on Sanskritic traditions.

(36) Classical Sanskrit can therefore be considered a seamless evolution of the earlier Vedic language.

(37) According to Buddhist tradition there are two kinds of action - skilful (Sanskrit Kausalya, Pali kusala) and unskilful(Sanskrit akausalya, Pali akusala).

(38) "Bu Tala" is the sound transliteration of ancient Indian Sanskrit, meaning "the holy land of Buddhism".

(39) The classic Sanskrit literature flourished on the basis of the Vedic and Epic literature.

(40) There is evidence of the existence of some Hinayana Buddhism of the Sanskrit canon.

(41) Indian grammarian. His Ashtadhyayi, one of the first works of descriptive linguistics[http://], presents grammatical rules for Sanskrit.

(42) The so-called Mandala, is named "mandara" in Sanskrit, which literally means concentrically encircling.

(43) Tarati ( Sanskrit, meaning through ) is a step towards rewriting cell phone history.

(44) The literary and official language of northern India that is based on these dialects. It is written in Devanagari and uses Sanskrit as a resource language.

(45) Most polysyllabic words in the vocabulary have been borrowed, mainly from Khmer, Pali and Sanskrit.

(46) According to Bhavishya Purana and other texts, they were invited to settle in Punjab to conduct the worship of Lord Sun ( Mitra or Surya in Sanskrit).

(47) This scripture was written in Sanskrit and is very hard to understand.

(48) There has also been reciprocal influence between Sanskrit and the Dravidian languages.

(49) The Sanskrit saga Lalitavistara gives an account of Gautama Buddha, who is asked at one point to name all of the numbers up to those with 421 zeros.

(50) I am studying Sanskrit under a professor, but really I am only reading scriptures. I am in search of self-realisation and I came to get the needed guidance. Kindly tell me what am I to do?

(51) It was similarly the great achievement of people of Nepal to have preserved the equally valuable original Sanskrit texts of Mahayana buddhism.

(52) Here Sanskrit is instructive precisely because it has preserved all the Indo - Europeans's features.

(53) They gave the atom its sanskrit name " Anu "

(54) The English word "brother, " for example, translates as bhrater in Sanskrit, brathir in Old Irish, frater in Latin, and phrater in Greek.

(55) The original sacred texts are Veda, mostly written in Sanskrit, the language of the Aryan invaders.