Question

Why is ‘Sanskrit’ known as the ‘mother’ of all languages?

Answer 1

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Sanskrit has two types in it, such as the Vedic Sanskrit in which Vedas and Puranas etc. were written and the Classical Sanskrit from which the grammatical rules were derived by Panini. It might be because of its great heritage and cultural hegemony Sanskrit is called as the Mother of many languages.

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Answer 2

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Sanskrit has two types in it, such as the Vedic Sanskrit in which Vedas and Puranas etc. were written and the Classical Sanskrit from which the grammatical rules were derived by Panini. ... It might be because of its great heritage and cultural hegemony Sanskrit is called as the Mother of many languages.