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theological ideas which become common in the talk of
people who are
sanskritised.
Srinivas first propounded this
theory in his D.Phil.
thesis at Oxford...
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Outline of
India Portals:
India Countries Asia
Originally written in
Sanskritised Bengali and
adopted as the
national anthem in its
Hindi translation "[...
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within South Asia, as
occurs with the
Hindustani language,
which in its
Sanskritised, Persianised, and English-influenced
registers becomes Hindi, Urdu, and...
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somewhat controversial among modern scholars who
believe it to be the
Sanskritised interpretation of
later writers.
Numerous Late
Harappan or Chalcolithic...
- in the
Tamil country.
Tamil vocabulary never became quite as
heavily Sanskritised as that of the
other Dravidian languages, and
unlike in
those languages...
- and it is also the
lingua franca of
North India.
Hindi is
considered a
Sanskritised register of Hindustani.
Hindustani itself developed from Old
Hindi and...
- from its
vocabulary and
grammatical base; for instance,
Hindi is a "
Sanskritised register" of Hindustani. All
modern Indo-Aryan languages, as well as...
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since its
independence in 1947
which is "as
artificial as" the hyper-
Sanskritised Hindi that has
emerged in India; hyper-Persianisation of Urdu was prompted...
- 1976, pp. 180–198: "Khandoba is a
local deity in
Maharashtra and been
Sanskritised as an
incarnation of Shiva." For
worship of
Khandoba in the form of a...
- its
Englishised form
becomes Hinglish, but
which some s**** to
instead Sanskritise or
Persianise in part as a
reaction to the
colonial ****ociations of the...
