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- Title
Sanskrit taddhita and English Suffixes: A Primary Investigation.
- Authors
Sakshi; Chandra, Subhash
- Abstract
Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages in the world. A huge list of words is borrowed from the Sanskrit in other Indian languages and there are lots of similarities between Sanskrit and foreign languages. This paper presents a primary and comparative investigation and analysis between Sanskrit secondary derivative or taddhita suffixes (TS) and English suffix. It describes few major points of similarities and dissimilates between Sanskrit taddhita forms and English adjectives. Grammatical tradition of the Sanskrit is very old and most powerful. Pāņinian grammar called Aşţ-dhy-yi (AD) is considered as Sanskrit grammar. A primary comparison and brief relations between Sanskrit taddhitanta and English adjectives are investigated in this paper.
- Subjects
SANSKRIT language; ENGLISH suffixes &; prefixes; ENGLISH adjectives; WORD recognition; INDIC languages; GRAMMAR
- Publication
Language in India, 2017, Vol 17, Issue 5, p296
- ISSN
1930-2940
- Publication type
Article