Sanskrit
This tag is dedicated to articles penned in the ancient language of Sanskrit, encompassing poetry, witty sayings, literature, grammar, and my own compositions. Dive into my Sanskrit articles to explore and learn this classical language.
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Grammar Diaries – अयादि-सन्धिः (अच्-सन्धिः)
Alright folks, the ach-sandhi saga continues — yeah, no hal sandhi this time! So just relax and enjoy this dance of vowels 🧘♀️✨ Continue reading
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Wisdom begins where imitation ends! HNY Makkale..
When We Follow the Crowd… We Lose Our Copper Pot! Continue reading
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Villivalam HH’s Śatamāna Mahotsava: A Century of Divine Legacy (२)
Dive into this post and prepare to be absolutely wowed by the dazzling padyas of His Holiness—composed by Him in SNP in His exalted role as Āchārya. Continue reading
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Grammar Dairies – यण्-सन्धिः (अच्-सन्धिः)
Here’s another sandhi post—gentler on the brain, since it’s just ac-sandhi and not the algebraic madness of hal-sandhi! Continue reading
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Grammar Diaries – जश्त्वम् (हल्सन्धिः)
Grammar fever is on, and my bheṣajam is vyākaraṇa! New readers, do not open—master sandhi first, or you’ll ditch Sanskrit thinking it’s impossibly complex (which… it kind of is). Continue reading
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Onomatopoeic Words in Samskrit – अनुकरणपदानि।
Think onomatopoeia is just an English thing? Read this — Sanskrit’s been guñjating for ages! Continue reading
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Mukkur HH Chronicles – Dancing Words!
When devotion takes the form of poetry, even words begin to dance in praise of Mukkur HH. Continue reading
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Villivalam HH’s Śatamāna Mahotsava: A Century of Divine Legacy
Let us commence this series with our Āchārya’s taniyan—a sacred prelude honoring his lineage, grace, and brilliance. Continue reading
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Sanskrit Exercises – क्तवतु-विशेषणत्वेन।
In this post, you’ll find ten practice sentences to try out ktavatu as an adjective (viśeṣaṇa). For each, I’ve given two short sentences — your task is to merge them into one! Continue reading
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Mukkur HH Chronicles – Beyond the Giving of Kings!
Even Karna and Mahābali would bow in awe — their legendary generosity fades before Mukkur HH’s boundless compassion, as this verse declares. Continue reading
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