saMskRta language
Friday, 26 September 2014
संस्कृत NUMERALS
Basic संस्कृत Numerals are -
१ २ ३ ४ ५ ६ ७ ८ ९ ०
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They are combined to form numbers and to show years as in English ; e.g. 15 - १५ , 1947 - १९४७.
Friday, 19 September 2014
गुण AND वृद्धि SYLLABLES
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Note: This combination also occurs in the formation of स्वरसन्धि as a coalescence when अ/आ precede.
Monday, 15 September 2014
संस्कृत अक्षर OR SYLLABLE
In संस्कृत , a syllable or अक्षर is :
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- A vowel itself ; when not followed by a conjunct consonant ; e.g. - इति - here इ is one syllable.
- A vowel and the following incomplete consonant(s) which is(are) a part of a conjunct consonant ; e.g. - अस्य - here अस् is one syllable.
- A vowel and अनुस्वार( ं) or विसर्ग(अः) ; when not followed by a conjunct consonant ; e.g. तं(तम्) - here तं(तम्) is a syllable or सः - here सः is a syllable.
- A vowel and अनुस्वार( ं) or विसर्ग(अः) and the following incomplete consonant(s) which is(are) a part of a conjunct consonant ; e.g. संस्कारः - here संस् is one syllable.
- A consonant with the following vowel ; when not followed by a conjunct consonant ; e.g. - देवी - here दे is one syllable.
- A consonant with the following vowel and the following incomplete consonant(s) which is(are) a part of a conjunct consonant ; e.g. - तस्य - here तस् is one syllable.
- Note: Long and protracted vowels are always considered to be prosodially (in poetic metre) long (when not shortened due to सन्धि).
COMPOUND CONSONANTS
When two or more consonants occur one after another without the presence of a vowel in between, it is called as a "Compound Consonant" or a "Conjunct Consonant".
The Compound consonants are pronounced according to the order of the consonants present in it --
- First the upper consonant(s) then the lower.
- First the consonant(s) to the left and then the consonant(s) towards the right.
- When र् is above consonant(s) ; e.g. - र्द or र्त ; then र् is pronounced first and then the following consonant(s).
- When र् is after consonant(s) ; e.g. - द्र or त्र ; then र् is pronounced after the preceding consonant(s).
- The vowel is taken by the last consonant.
- When compounding consonants, the consonants generally lose their perpendicular strokes ; e.g. स्+य becomes स्य.
- क्ष = क्+ष्+अ and ज्ञ = ज्+ञ्+अ
Thursday, 11 September 2014
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Monday, 8 September 2014
Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Tuesday, 2 September 2014
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF संस्कृत !
Let's begin with the vowels, semivowels and the consonants of संस्कृत.
संस्कृत language has :
संस्कृत language has :
- 5 short vowels - र्हस्व- अ , इ , उ , ऋ , ऌ
- 8 long vowels - दीर्घ- आ , ई , ऊ , ॠ , ए , ऐ , ओ , औ
- 9 protracted vowels - प्लुत- आ३ , ई३ , ऊ३ , ॠ३ , ऌ३ , ए३ , ऐ३ , ओ३ , औ३
- The 2 स्वराश्रित-vowels " ं"- अनुस्वार and " ः"- विसर्ग. They both occur only after a vowel.
- 33 consonants - व्यञ्जन- as shown in the adjoining image.
- 1st row = 'Gutturals' = क-वर्ग
- 2nd row = 'Palatals' = च-वर्ग
- 3rd row = 'Linguals'/'Cerebrals' = ट-वर्ग
- 4th row = 'Dentals' = त-वर्ग
- 5th row = 'Labials' = प-वर्ग
- 6th row = 'Semivowels'
- 7th row = 'Sibilants'
- 8th row = 'Sonant-Aspirate'
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