A Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners / Friedrich Max Müller

By:

Müller Friedrich Max

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: India : Maven Books , 2023.Description: 192p. : illISBN:

9789355273475

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

491.2 FRI

Contents:

The Alphabet Sandhi Nominal Declension Pronouns Verbal Conjugation Adverbs, Prepositions, and Indeclinables Compound Words Syntax

Summary: The book is characterized by two main principles: clarity and correctness. Müller aimed to simplify the presentation of Sanskrit grammar while ensuring accuracy. He deliberately excluded material that might be too advanced or distracting for beginners, such as: Vedic Sanskrit: Cognate forms in other Indo-European languages:

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The Alphabet
Sandhi
Nominal Declension
Pronouns
Verbal Conjugation
Adverbs, Prepositions, and Indeclinables
Compound Words
Syntax

The book is characterized by two main principles: clarity and correctness. Müller aimed to simplify the presentation of Sanskrit grammar while ensuring accuracy. He deliberately excluded material that might be too advanced or distracting for beginners, such as:

Vedic Sanskrit:
Cognate forms in other Indo-European languages:

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