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Sanskrit.
Yes it is. Sanskrit is the ancient spoken and written language of North India. Most of the Indian Regional Languages originated from Sanskrit. The alphabets of Hindi are the alphabets of Sanskrit.
R. N. Aralikatti has written: 'Spoken Sanskrit in India' -- subject(s): Sanskrit language, Sentences, Spoken Sanskrit
Sanskrit. Spoken in India.
The official language spoken in Georgia, the country, is Georgian.
Because it was the first book ever written in Sanskrit language. Earlier to Ramayana's writing Sanskrit was in use as a spoken language only.
The primary language spoken in Georgia, the country, is Georgian.
Sanskrit is no longer a spoken language in daily life, but it is still used in religious rituals, ceremonies, and some academic contexts. There are small communities and scholars who study and speak Sanskrit fluently, but it is not a commonly spoken language like English or Hindi.
Sanskrit people are not associated with any specific country. Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-Aryan language that was primarily used in ancient India. However, people who speak or have knowledge of Sanskrit can be found in various parts of the world, as the language has been studied and used in religious, scholarly, and academic contexts by people from different countries and cultures.
It is from Sanskrit, and means "well spoken." It is the name of a genre of wise sayings.
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Elepantish is not a real language spoken in any country. It seems to be a made-up or fictional language.