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Fact 94 – There was a school of Sanskrit analysis that was based on semantics (including thoughts on NASA’s paper “Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence”)

01/11/2020 Paramu Kurumathur Facts about Sanskrit 108 facts, about Sanskrit, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Greatness of Sanskrit, History, History of Sanskrit, Knowledge Representation, Mother Tongue, Nagesha, NASA, our mother tongue, Rick Briggs, Sanskrit and Computers, Sanskrit Language, Semantic Net, Semantics, Upcoming book, Vedas, Vedic Sanskrit

Semantics is the study of words, and relationships between them and how we interpret them to derive meanings. Different words, and word and sentence constructions can be interpreted differently by different people depending on the context. The word indraśatru, for example, could be interpreted in two ways – Indra’s killer or he-who-is killed-by Indra. In … Continue reading Fact 94 – There was a school of Sanskrit analysis that was based on semantics (including thoughts on NASA’s paper “Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence”)

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Podcasts on Sanskrit Language

04/10/202006/10/2020 Paramu Kurumathur Facts about Sanskrit 108 facts, about Sanskrit, abugida, Analysis, Appreciation, Close Reading, Euphonics, Greatness of Sanskrit, History of Sanskrit, Indo-European, Indus Valley script, Kalidasa, Mother Tongue, our mother tongue, Panini, Pratishakhya, Revival of Sanskrit, Roots, Sandhi, Sanskrit Language, Semantics, Syntax, Upcoming book

Have started a podcast series with excerpts from my upcoming book - "Our Mother Tongue: 108 facts about Sanskrit". Please visit my podcast website for details. These podcasts have been uploaded and are available on all standard platforms: iTunes (Apple Podcasts), Google Podcasts, Spotify, Acast, Breaker, TuneIn, Stitcher, Pocket Cast, Radio Public and Hubhopper. (It … Continue reading Podcasts on Sanskrit Language

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Sanskrit – 108 Facts about Our Mother Tongue

04/07/202027/11/2021 Paramu Kurumathur Facts about Sanskrit 108 facts, about Sanskrit, abugida, Analysis, Appreciation, Close Reading, Euphonics, Greatness of Sanskrit, History of Sanskrit, Indo-European, Indus Valley script, Kalidasa, Mother Tongue, our mother tongue, Panini, Pratishakhya, Revival of Sanskrit, Roots, Sandhi, Sanskrit Language, Semantics, Syntax, Upcoming book, Vedic Sanskrit

Have completed writing a book called "Sanskrit: 108 Facts about Our Mother Tongue". Have added some sections of the book as posts in this website. A synopsis of the book (also available here. Also on YouTube here) Sanskrit: 108 Facts about Our Mother Tongue There is a great revival of interest in the Sanskrit language. … Continue reading Sanskrit – 108 Facts about Our Mother Tongue

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Lesson 45 – Vedic Sanskrit – Accents – 3 05/08/2018
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Updated the page Glossary of terms used to include terms from the recent lessons 06/02/2018
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Lesson 31 – A story from the Hitopadeśa 21/01/2018
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Lesson 29 – The Perfect Tense – 2 24/12/2017
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Added a new page and section called Glossary of terms used 06/09/2017
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