Sanskrit is called ‘a dead language'
but how it's dead?
it's the primary liturgical language of Hinduism
the philosophical language in
Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism
it has very wonderful structure
It's more perfect than Greek,
more copious than Latin
and more suitable for computer programming
it's still a literary language
in the Indian cultural zone
and one of the 22 scheduled languages of India.
it's an official language of Uttarakhand
and the language
for Indo-European studies
Sanskrit literature encompasses
a rich tradition of poetry and drama
it's popular for religious texts
and continues as a ceremonial language
in the Hindu religious rituals
it is unique for hymns and chants
students opt for honors, masters
in the universities
people speaks Sanskrit in some villages
with traditional institutions
and being enhanced for popularization
then how it can be a dead language?
Truly, Sanskrit is not a dead language but a language of great heritage and it is our duty to preserve our great heritage. Loved reading and commenting on the poem
Well said. I fully agree . Sanskrit is the most beautiful language.
Thank you. It is good language but government is least interested to make it popular.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A person from India was teaching me Sanskrit for a while, I was thoroughly enjoying it! Definitely it's not a dead language, it is the language of the poets, very beautiful and in depth expression within it! Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn