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as far as i am concerned.., sanskrit is a language of Hindu gods but it is not from a particular region. in olden ages pandits or highly literates all over India spoke sanskrit
The question Is Sanskrit Aryan or Dravidian are for people interested in seeking the rational roots of language. Since languages are means of communication of people it must be possible to trace the origins of any language to a particular region of the earth and trace its movements through history. This has led to speculations like the Aryan-Dravidian divide cleverly formulated by our India's colonaial masters who had an axe to grind in keeping the country divided(as if they would not have wanted to divide themselves to put cell division to shame).
The word Arya is supposed to mean one who would accept the way of life recommended in the Vedas, taking The Vedas as the final extra-temporal authority insofar as ethical-moral concerns are taken.
Since the origins of Sanskrit can be traced to the Vedic Scripturl writing as the earliest records, and since the Vedic Utteranes are analysed, taking the words to have been formed perfectly ab initio, the concept of Sanskrit having been the Language of Gods is the generally accepted belief. Other Indian Languages in particular and several Indo-European langauges too are seen as having had a debt to Sanskrit.
Whereas English and European Indologists has successfully indoctrinated several generations of Indian Intelligentsia to to rationalize and accept theAryan Invasion Theory which posits "Aryans" as a race that had come to "civilize" the "natives". Rmemeber, the Indus Valley People were a very "civilided" people in the Ancient World!
I hold that Sankrit is the original language of India and permeated every part of this country. Tamil and other so called Dravidian Languages have had a symbiotic relationship with Sanskrit and The Vedas! The Veda-described wars/invasions being given the shape of Aryan-Dravidian wars is part of a great grand plan to divide this country.
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Which language is more ancient Sanskrit or Tamil?
Sanskrit is considered to be older than Tamil. Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-European language that has been used for thousands of years, while Tamil is a Dravidian language that originated around the same time but is generally considered to be younger than Sanskrit.
Which language introduced the process of Aryanization in Tamil language?
The process of Aryanization in the Tamil language was introduced by Sanskrit. As Sanskrit started to influence the Tamil language and culture, it led to the adoption of Aryan cultural elements and the displacement of Dravidian traditions.
What language family is Tamil in?
Tamil is an ancient Language like Sanskrit and not derived from any. Its the parent for Any Dravidian languages [Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada].
Which language is older Tamil or Sanskrit?
We must understand that the evolution of languages happens through a concept called Proto Languages.Proto Languages provide the infrastructure for modern languages using:Read and Learned methods.Written Script.Grammatical rules.Literature.Influence.Proto-languages are, by definition, are hypothetical languages reconstructed by linguists on the basis of above 5 point, and hence no proto-language has any historical record of existence. So is the case with Proto-Dravidian languages. Proto-North Dravidian, Proto-Central Dravidian and Proto-South Dravidian languages are estimated to be around 500 BC using the earliest mentions in more than 3 of the above 5 points. But due to a dearth of comparative linguistic research into the Dravidian languages, not many details as to the grammar, epoch, or location of Proto-Dravidian are known. Simply because the lack of the proofs supporting the existence of them using above 5 points.But Vedic Sanskrit scores all 5 and was found to be existed in all the above means since around 1500 BC!Also people are skeptical about claims that Tamil existed before Sanskrit. Although Tamil words were found in the Vedas they were originally Vedic Sanskrit and not other way round.So does that mean:Vedic Sanskrit predates Tamil? Most likely.Vedic Sanskrit prediats Modern Sanskrit? Ofcourse.Tamil predates Modern Sanskrit? Least likely although.Oldest books which cover all the Dravidian languages which can point to Proto-Dravidian forms is Dravidian Etymological Dictionary still consist only of lists of related words without further explanation; therefore for a talented linguist Proto-Dravidian offers large possibilities. Further researches in Proto-Dravidian may surprise with sufficient proofs that they may be oldest forms in Indian subcontinent.Sadly only little is known and only researchers can do is speculate about proto dravidian history.Till then Vedic Sanskrit and thus arguably Sanskrit are assumed to be older than Dravidian languages.Further proof to this claim can be made using this article about the script and grammar based evolution of languages where Sanskrit stands before Tamil (although interestingly Tamil is the only Indian languages placed neck to neck with Sanskrit indicating about its ancientness)
How was Malayalam created?
Malayalam, a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala, is believed to have evolved from a confluence of Sanskrit, Tamil, and other Dravidian languages. It began taking shape around the 9th century AD with the development of the Grantha script for writing. Over time, Malayalam adopted a distinct script and grammar, becoming a unique language.
What has the author T Burrow written?
T. Burrow has written: 'Preconscious foundations of human experience' 'Collected papers on Dravidian linguistics' -- subject(s): Phonology, Dravidian languages 'The Sanskrit language' -- subject(s): Sanskrit language, Grammar
Which language is more ancient Sanskrit or Tamil?
Sanskrit is considered to be older than Tamil. Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-European language that has been used for thousands of years, while Tamil is a Dravidian language that originated around the same time but is generally considered to be younger than Sanskrit.
Which language introduced the process of Aryanization in Tamil language?
The process of Aryanization in the Tamil language was introduced by Sanskrit. As Sanskrit started to influence the Tamil language and culture, it led to the adoption of Aryan cultural elements and the displacement of Dravidian traditions.
The Dravidian languages are the easternmost and southernmost representatives of the Indo-European language familye?
They are separate group.However in the present form they are influenced considerably from indo-european language(Sanskrit).Synthesis of literary style, vocabulary and grammar of both Porto Dravidian and Sanskrit have resulted in extraordinary literature particularly in Kannada right from 800CE.
What language family is Tamil in?
Tamil is an ancient Language like Sanskrit and not derived from any. Its the parent for Any Dravidian languages [Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada].
Which language is older Tamil or Sanskrit?
We must understand that the evolution of languages happens through a concept called Proto Languages.Proto Languages provide the infrastructure for modern languages using:Read and Learned methods.Written Script.Grammatical rules.Literature.Influence.Proto-languages are, by definition, are hypothetical languages reconstructed by linguists on the basis of above 5 point, and hence no proto-language has any historical record of existence. So is the case with Proto-Dravidian languages. Proto-North Dravidian, Proto-Central Dravidian and Proto-South Dravidian languages are estimated to be around 500 BC using the earliest mentions in more than 3 of the above 5 points. But due to a dearth of comparative linguistic research into the Dravidian languages, not many details as to the grammar, epoch, or location of Proto-Dravidian are known. Simply because the lack of the proofs supporting the existence of them using above 5 points.But Vedic Sanskrit scores all 5 and was found to be existed in all the above means since around 1500 BC!Also people are skeptical about claims that Tamil existed before Sanskrit. Although Tamil words were found in the Vedas they were originally Vedic Sanskrit and not other way round.So does that mean:Vedic Sanskrit predates Tamil? Most likely.Vedic Sanskrit prediats Modern Sanskrit? Ofcourse.Tamil predates Modern Sanskrit? Least likely although.Oldest books which cover all the Dravidian languages which can point to Proto-Dravidian forms is Dravidian Etymological Dictionary still consist only of lists of related words without further explanation; therefore for a talented linguist Proto-Dravidian offers large possibilities. Further researches in Proto-Dravidian may surprise with sufficient proofs that they may be oldest forms in Indian subcontinent.Sadly only little is known and only researchers can do is speculate about proto dravidian history.Till then Vedic Sanskrit and thus arguably Sanskrit are assumed to be older than Dravidian languages.Further proof to this claim can be made using this article about the script and grammar based evolution of languages where Sanskrit stands before Tamil (although interestingly Tamil is the only Indian languages placed neck to neck with Sanskrit indicating about its ancientness)
What is a dravidian language?
The Dravidian language is used in numerous countries. They language is spoken in India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Malaysia.
Which is the oldest language among Dravidian languages?
As my knowledge the tamil is oldest language among dravidian language
How was Malayalam created?
Malayalam, a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala, is believed to have evolved from a confluence of Sanskrit, Tamil, and other Dravidian languages. It began taking shape around the 9th century AD with the development of the Grantha script for writing. Over time, Malayalam adopted a distinct script and grammar, becoming a unique language.
Was sanskrit derived from Tamil?
No, Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-European language that pre-dates Tamil. Tamil is a Dravidian language that developed independently in South India. While both languages have influenced each other over the centuries, Sanskrit and Tamil have distinct origins and linguistic characteristics.
Which is the oldest language among Dravidian language?
Telugu..!
Are all South Indians Dravidians?
South India is also known as "Dravida," thus anyone from the region may be called "Dravidian." However, more specifically, Dravidian peoples are those whose native language belongs to the Dravidian language family. The majority of South Indians do speak a Dravidian language, however many others speak a language belonging to the Munda language family instead and thus they are not, in this sense, "Dravidian."
