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importance of sanskrit in sanskrit​

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Answered by dhiraj3532
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Most of the greatest literary works to come out of India were written in Sanskrit, as well as many religious texts. Sanskrit is the language of Hindu and Buddhist chants and hymns as well. ... Besides its importance to Hinduism, Sanskrit is also a philosophical language used in Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism.

Answered by gratefuljarette
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Importance of Sanskrit:

  • Most of India's greatest literary works were composed in Sanskrit, as were various religious texts. Sanskrit is also the tongue of hymns and Hindu and Buddhist rituals. In addition to its significance for Hindu's and it is also a vocabulary of religion used in Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism.
  • Sanskrit is the primary ritual language of Hinduism and utilised to be the lingua franca that connect with each other in all the different areas of Greater India. Most of India's greatest literary works were published in Sanskrit, as were various religious texts.
  • Sanskrit is also referred to as a complex and elegant way of speaking. It is the primary tongue of Hinduism and the holiest. This is the only term used in big rituals such as services, celebrations and other ceremonial events.

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