What are some mind blowing facts about Sanskrit?

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Sanskrit is a very interesting language in terms of grammar. I have studied Sanskrit for two years and I found it intriguing. The five points I would like to mention are: In any language, there's singular and plural, in Sanskrit it's singular,dual and plural. In any language, there are different...
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Sanskrit is a very interesting language in terms of grammar. I have studied Sanskrit for two years and I found it intriguing. The five points I would like to mention are: In any language, there's singular and plural, in Sanskrit it's singular,dual and plural. In any language, there are different pronouns and nouns for male and female only. In Sanskrit , we have nouns and pronouns for male, female and neutral. The prepositions come with the word itself, so even if you jumble up your sentence, it will still have the same meaning. You can form very complex and interconnected words using sandhis and samas. The same sentence can have a totally different meaning. Also you can write an entire sentence in a sing…le word. read less
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Sanskrit is considered a "mind-blowing" language because it is often called the "mother of all languages," with a documented history spanning nearly 3,500 years, influencing many modern languages, including English, and boasting a vast vocabulary with multiple synonyms for a single concept, like having...
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Sanskrit is considered a "mind-blowing" language because it is often called the "mother of all languages," with a documented history spanning nearly 3,500 years, influencing many modern languages, including English, and boasting a vast vocabulary with multiple synonyms for a single concept, like having over a hundred words for "elephant" while English only has one; additionally, its grammatical structure is highly logical and considered very efficient for computers. read less
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