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He was also knowledgeable about	Sanskrit, about Saiva Siddhanta and is a revered Tamil
to emanate or incite 'blessings' and 'grace' (	Sanskrit: adhishthana) within the mindstream and exper
he physical body ("soma" [in Greek; "deha" in	Sanskrit]) after the design determined by the karma, w
iva sent the two saints Vyasa and Agatyar (in	Sanskrit Agastya) to create the divine languages Sansk
s) or 50, which represents the letters of the	Sanskrit alphabet, Devanagari, and wears a skirt made
ed their itinerary, Roth's description of the	Sanskrit alphabet, and some short excerpts of Roth's o
Ambattan derives from the	Sanskrit amba (to be near) and stha (to stand); thus "
thology (puranas) with a fine grip on Telugu,	Sanskrit and Tamil languages.
raja ("Great Raja", great King and Prince, in	Sanskrit and Hindi) on the Indian subcontinent, origin
cipated in the scholarly Western discovery of	Sanskrit and Hinduism which took place in British Indi
This article is about the	Sanskrit and Prakrit verses.
ue, in the Netherlands, studied Latin, Greek,	Sanskrit, and Indo-European linguistics at Leiden Univ
a-nikaya and the corresponding collections in	Sanskrit and Chinese."
o the original text and commentaries in Pali,	Sanskrit and European languages.
In	Sanskrit and in the languages of some Indianized count
Later on Chinese was added to the	Sanskrit and Tibetan.
novels and collections of essays in both the	Sanskrit and Bangla languages.further he introduced hu
1866, he was called to Munich as professor of	Sanskrit and comparative philology in 1868.
1902, and ultimately became the department of	Sanskrit and Indian Studies in 1951.
'Vadyam', in	Sanskrit and many other Indian languages, means instru
in the beginning of the 18th century, learned	Sanskrit and Malayalam, and wrote Puthen Pana based on
ied in 1908 in Berlin , He was a Professor of	Sanskrit and Comparative Philology, Presidency College
While at Yale, Emeneau began	Sanskrit and Indo-European studies with the Sanskritis
dent he had won the Bhugwandas scholarship in	Sanskrit, and in this language his later studies were
Tokunaga Muneo is a specialist in	Sanskrit and Vedic but also one of the world's foremos
Initial ca in	Sanskrit and Pali becomes s or h
l these devotional songs are predominantly in	Sanskrit and Telugu.
r countries can learn Buddhism, Sinhala Pali,	Sanskrit and English.
terary contributions were Mahamanavachampu in	Sanskrit and Kavita Kusumanjali in Maithili - a compil
he was one of few scholars in China who knew	Sanskrit and Pali language.
n 1850 while in the course of cataloguing the	Sanskrit and Hebrew manuscripts in the possession of t
bers, who did not have very deep knowledge in	Sanskrit and Ayurveda.
e names of Koothu and Koodiyattom, often used	Sanskrit and Malayalam.
1888 - d: 1950) was a Pundit (expert) in both	Sanskrit and Telugu languages.
Just like Nannaya and Tikkana, he used half	Sanskrit and half Telugu in his Telugu translation of
His father was a scholar in	Sanskrit and Tamil, and a composer and exponent of Car
Amrita which translates as immortal Nectar in	Sanskrit) and Anubhav meaning experience.
akantan Unni completed preliminary studies in	Sanskrit and Malayalam under the supervision of Kannam
Zimmer began his career studying	Sanskrit and linguistics at the University of Berlin w
to the general verbal conjugation paradigm in	Sanskrit, and can also be compared to the class of mi-
the first Malayalam month of Medam (Mesham in	Sanskrit) and is celebrated as [Vishu].
In 1937 he became Chair of	Sanskrit and a Fellow at Queens' College, Cambridge an
he was a brilliant student and won prizes for	Sanskrit and Deva Nagri writing.
lection thousands of books in Tamil, English,	Sanskrit and Malayalam.
He was also a noted scholar in Kannada,	Sanskrit and Prakrit.
Gajashtaka in Kannada, Gajamathakalpana in	Sanskrit and Sethubandha in Prakrit attest to his incl
gy from family Asans(trainers) in addition to	Sanskrit and Kalripayattu(including Tulunadan techniqu
He was a scholar of Hindi, Pali, and	Sanskrit, and a prolific writer in Hindi.
In 1967 he was made professor of	Sanskrit and remained in this position until his retir
lf to the study of the Indian vernaculars and	Sanskrit, and he co-operated in the work of the Sanskr
Arabic and Persian, and later gave classes on	Sanskrit and comparative linguistics.
nd published several Hindu religious texts in	Sanskrit and Marathi languages.
University's collection of over 8,500 Ancient	Sanskrit and Hindi manuscripts is named in his honour.
The incident proved his mastery of both	Sanskrit and the classical art forms.
er and translator of texts between Malayalam,	Sanskrit and English.
h was a collector of palm-leaf manuscripts in	Sanskrit and other languages.
Wisdom; Text and Commentaries Translated from	Sanskrit and Chinese.
also a Carnatic musician and had interests in	Sanskrit and astrology.
The word Shravana means hearing/listening in	Sanskrit and this is considered to be the star of lear
-shasan or tamra-patra; tamra means copper in	Sanskrit and several other Indian languages).
A systematic investigation of the	Sanskrit and Prakrit texts of the "Haribhadra corpus".
He then taught	Sanskrit and Marathi until 1976, first, National Colle
The text is written in	Sanskrit and divided into four sections, covering a to
The Malayalam used is devoid of Tamil and	Sanskrit, and thus is probably closest to spoken idiom
ennsylvania, where he studied Greek, Russian,	Sanskrit, and Old French.
tudy of the subjunctive and optative moods in	Sanskrit and Greek, which was the first thoroughly met
o serves on the faculty of the Departments of	Sanskrit and Indian Studies and African and African-Am
He studied English, Tamil and	Sanskrit and wrote Duryodhanavadham and Dharmaguptavad
After studying	Sanskrit and Sinhala under Pelane Sri Vajiragnana Ther
ngs including a pure Carnatic song written in	Sanskrit and 3 instrumental themes.
his country, but his extraordinary fluency in	Sanskrit and Tibetan languages won him the admiration
di, Malayalam, Philosophy, Physics, Politics,	Sanskrit and Zoology.
the experience called enlightenment (Bodhi in	Sanskrit and Pali).
yan Studies and chairman of the Department of	Sanskrit and Indian studies at Harvard University.
e continued his education by reading English,	Sanskrit and Bengali literature.
interested in ancient Hindu culture including	Sanskrit and Phalit Jyotish (astrology).
He studied	Sanskrit and medicine in Baltimore, and set sail for I
er, he took his Masters degrees in Malayalam,	Sanskrit, and English.
to read, and gradually mastered many Marathi,	Sanskrit, and English works.
Nadarajah, Devapoopathy (1994), Love in	Sanskrit and Tamil Literature, Delhi: Motilal Banarasi
ty for his education, initiating Muthiah into	Sanskrit and Vedic studies.
alam, excluding the huge number of words from	Sanskrit and Tamil, originated mostly due to the centu
He translated Harivamsamu and Ramayanamu from	Sanskrit and dedicated to king Prolaya Vemareddy.
The book is a geometrical survey of the	Sanskrit and Prakrt scientific and quasi-scientific li
go to the depths of Buddhism he learnt Pali,	Sanskrit and European languages.
es as a doctoral student in the Department of	Sanskrit and Indian Studies.
Sarangapani was fluent in both Telugu and	Sanskrit and wrote almost 200 Padams in both languages
Arya metre is a meter used in	Sanskrit and Prakrit verses.
iversity of Kiel, where he was a professor of	Sanskrit and comparative linguistics.
According to his own testimonials,	Sanskrit and oratory were his favourite subjects.
After immigrating to India he learned	Sanskrit and became learned in South Indian Agamas.
A foremost scholar of	Sanskrit and Tibetan, Khunu Rinpoche traveled widely i
s tradition with Syrian litergy replacing the	Sanskrit and vedic prayers.
He invited the poet-monk Su Manshu to teach	Sanskrit and English.
addition to his exhaustive acquaintance with	Sanskrit, and the southern India vernaculars, he had s
The word originates in	Sanskrit and has cognates in most Indo-European langua
While the word 'japa' is	Sanskrit, and the practice described here associated w
Seshayyar mainly composed in	Sanskrit and Telugu.
itionally regarded as having been recorded in	Sanskrit and then translated by Kumarajiva, scholars n
ranas, Mahabharata and numerous other ancient	Sanskrit and Pali texts.
ith Greek, Latin, English, French, as well as	Sanskrit and German.
Selected verses, sorted by subject, in both	Sanskrit and English text.
He wrote widely in	Sanskrit and Malayalam.
, he was fluent in English, Hindi, Malayalam,	Sanskrit and Urdu (to some extent).
(Cantos 1-14 in	Sanskrit and English)
Avvari Subramanya Sastri initially taught him	Sanskrit and Telugu.
the influence of Albrecht Weber, switched to	Sanskrit and comparative linguistics, which he studied
ing of several hundred manuscripts in Arabic,	Sanskrit and Persian, which were housed in the Archive
He mastered	Sanskrit and is well read in Indian religions and phil
It is used to write Nepal Bhasa,	Sanskrit and Pali.
Possessing deep knowledge in	Sanskrit and the Hindu Puranas, Nelliyode is also capa
n his own language (somewhat similar to Vedic	Sanskrit), and then states, “this means…” and explaine
Initially he studied	Sanskrit and Syriac from teachers nearby.
The name originates from Hindi (specifically	Sanskrit) and signifies “the indomitable”.
who did not understand their 'proclivities' (	Sanskrit: anusaya).
usying himself especially with literature and	Sanskrit archaeology.
encyclopedia to understand the Jain Prakrit,	Sanskrit, Ardha-Magadhi and other Jain languages words
This practice is known in	Sanskrit as japa.
ndian work, the Book of Sindibad, composed in	Sanskrit as early as 500 BC.
He had an immense knowledge of	Sanskrit, as evidenced by his numerous essays, and cri
A hatha yoga posture, translated from	sanskrit as Siddha... ("adept's, content, perfect"), a
ed to a linguistic movement against retaining	Sanskrit as the first language in School education.
uljaji was a fine writer and could compose in	Sanskrit as well as Telugu and Marathi.
ck" have similarly many different meanings in	Sanskrit, as it is in fact the case in most languages.
ed Akkadian, Aramaic, Ethiopian, Sumerian and	Sanskrit, as well as the cuneiform used in Asia Minor,
a seated lion, hence the name Simha (lion in	Sanskrit) asana.
s awarded the title "Saraswati" by the Madras	Sanskrit Association in July, 1899 at the age of 16.
He was also Professor of	Sanskrit at University College, London from 1906 to 19
Julius Eggeling (1842-1918) was Professor of	Sanskrit at the University of Edinburgh from 1875 to 1
Leipzig, and then became Deputy Professor of	Sanskrit at Oxford in 1888, and Boden Professor of San
and Indologist, and worked as a professor of	Sanskrit at Columbia University.
Lachhmi Dhar Shastri Kalla was Reader of	Sanskrit at St. Stephen's College, the University of D
He was the Professor of	Sanskrit at the University of Pennsylvania for most of
938) is Professor Emeritus of Linguistics and	Sanskrit at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champ
of Buddhism, acting as the Boden Professor of	Sanskrit at Oxford University from 1976 to 2004.
philology and especially ancient classics and	Sanskrit at Bonn and Berlin (1830-1835), he took the d
1916-17 July 1999) was the Wales Professor of	Sanskrit at Harvard University.
nd also lectured on these subjects as well as	Sanskrit at universities in various countries.
philosophy (1905-1907), and to begin studying	Sanskrit at Oxford University (1907-1909).
onesia, in 1939 he was appointed Professor of	Sanskrit at Leiden University.
e of India led him to do a Master's Degree in	Sanskrit at Calcutta University (1942-44) and finally
au and Posen, in 1882 he took up the study of	Sanskrit at the University of Breslau with Adolf Fried
1974 to South America, to deliver a speech in	Sanskrit at an international yoga conference.
He was a professor of	Sanskrit at Hopkins from 1876 to 1880.
Atmakaraka (	Sanskrit atmakaraka, from atma- 'soul', and karaka- 's
e believed to be reincarnations of Chenresig (	Sanskrit: Avalokiteshvara), the Bodhisattva of Compass
Derived from	Sanskrit Bappa or Vapra, it is cognate to Bawa.
econstructed PIE accent is reflected in Vedic	Sanskrit basically intact.
" language composed of Tibetan, Mongolian and	Sanskrit, because, he says, the two scripts were speci
	Sanskrit bhaga is a term for "lord, patron", but also
pagoda from Portuguese (via Dravidian), from	Sanskrit bhagavati, feminine of bhagavatt "blessed" <
efer: Bodhichitta) and sufficient 'devotion' (	Sanskrit: bhakti).
the 'Gradual Vehicle of Bodhisattvas' (	Sanskrit: Bodhisattvayana); and
r making and propagating the observation that	Sanskrit bore a certain resemblance to classical Greek
95), and frequently as examiner in German and	Sanskrit both for the university and for the Indian Ci
	Sanskrit Buddhism in Burma (1936)
uru, was a principal lotsawa or translator of	Sanskrit Buddhist texts into Tibetan during the second
Revival:	Sanskrit Buddhist Chants
nd is known for his continued interest in the	Sanskrit Buddhist literature.
It is not a literal translation of the	Sanskrit Buddhists term adhisthana.
He did not write the inscriptions in formal	Sanskrit but used the vernacular spoken form called Pr
va's works were not preserved in the original	Sanskrit, but they mainly survived in Tibetan and Chin
n influenced by and borrowed from Kannada and	Sanskrit but has some unique characteristics.
This was lost in Classical	Sanskrit, but used in reciting Vedic & Upanishadic hym
Pirivena, where he learned Sinhala, Pali and	Sanskrit by Ratmalane Sri Dharmaloka Thera.
d glory as the Pole Star (Dhruva Nakshatra in	Sanskrit) by Lord Vishnu.
It is based on an earlier romantic work in	Sanskrit by poet Bana and is popular among critics.
is a poetic biography of Prophet Mohammed in	Sanskrit, called Vishuddha Nabi Charitham.
Karuppan's talents in	Sanskrit came to the notice of Rajarshi Ramavarma Raja
ntha script (a script in which both Tamil and	Sanskrit can be written) in which the Pallavas were th
; but now, more words from Malayalam and even	Sanskrit can be found.
f the corners or limits of the 'Four Limits' (	Sanskrit: Caturanta), a particular configuration of th
Bombay, Mirashi was appointed in 1919 to the	Sanskrit chair at Morris College in Nagpur.
kkal or Champu poems, written in the model of	Sanskrit Champu poetry, defined the development of med
They begin the preparation by	Sanskrit chants and recitation of prayers to Lord Shiv
In	Sanskrit Charu is the name of a flower.
2. Deux Lexiques	Sanskrit Chinois Fan Yu Tsa Ming De Li Yen et Fan Yu T
	Sanskrit Chintan
In the view of Anuyoga, the 'Mindstream' (	Sanskrit: citta santana) is the 'continuity' (Sanskrit
), convey the relationship of the mindstream (	Sanskrit: citta santana) of Sambhogakaya that links th
Arasakesari is credited with translating the	Sanskrit classic Raghuvamsa into Tamil.
la of the Bihar Sangit Nritya Natya Parishad,	Sanskrit College at Patna, Ravindra Bhavan at Patna, B
hington, or in Portland, Oregon; the New York	Sanskrit College in 1910; and the Clarkstown Country C
er passing Sahithyashiromani examination from	Sanskrit college Pattambi in 1932 he taught Malayalam
a Ratnam' award from Pattambi Sree Neelakanda	Sanskrit College and 'Sahithya nipunan' award from Thr
He is an alumnus of Government	Sanskrit College Trivandrum and University College Tri
National Congress was held at Gokuldas Tejpal	Sanskrit College in Bombay.
Mahatma Gandhi College Trivandrum, Government	Sanskrit College Trivandrum and Women's College Trivan
d also held the post of superintendent of the	Sanskrit College in 1835.
ucated at Cotton College, Guwahati (1913-15),	Sanskrit College, Calcutta (1915-17), Calcutta Univers
also established the temple of Visvesvara, a	Sanskrit college, a matha for Saivas, a choultry for f
ar, author and ex-Principal of the Government	Sanskrit College, Thiruvananthapuram)
ccountant at both the Asiatic Society and the	Sanskrit College.
, engineering, medical, dental, education and	Sanskrit colleges, the Himachal Pradesh University has
Tapovan (	sanskrit) comes from the two root words Tapasya - mean
also translated Vijnaneswara's Mitakshari, a	Sanskrit commentary on the Yajnavalkya Smriti, into Te
poem's 28 cantos, the first 14 are extant in	Sanskrit complete (cantos 15 to 28 are in incomplete f
olume Jaina Studies, Proceedings of the World	Sanskrit Conference, Helsinki, 2003; in the press).
His name in Vedic	Sanskrit connotes "impeller, rouser, vivifier".

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