Why didn't sanskrit language evolve?

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Sanskrit evolved primarily due to the migration of Indo-Aryan peoples into the Indian subcontinent, where it developed from a Proto-Indo-European language, becoming a standardized and refined language used for religious texts, philosophy, and scholarship, eventually influencing many languages across...
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Sanskrit evolved primarily due to the migration of Indo-Aryan peoples into the Indian subcontinent, where it developed from a Proto-Indo-European language, becoming a standardized and refined language used for religious texts, philosophy, and scholarship, eventually influencing many languages across South Asia and beyond through the spread of Hindu and Buddhist cultures; this process involved the refinement of grammar, vocabulary, and literary forms over time, with the scholar Panini playing a key role in codifying its structure read less
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Sanskrit didn't evolve significantly because it was primarily used as a language of the elite, particularly the Brahmin caste, and was not widely spoken by the general population, leading to limited natural evolution and a focus on preserving its classical form rather than adapting to everyday communication;...
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Sanskrit didn't evolve significantly because it was primarily used as a language of the elite, particularly the Brahmin caste, and was not widely spoken by the general population, leading to limited natural evolution and a focus on preserving its classical form rather than adapting to everyday communication; this restricted its development and usage to primarily religious and scholarly purposes, preventing it from naturally changing with the times. read less
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