A Sanskrit Grammar for Students
English

A Sanskrit Grammar for Students

Arthur Anthony Macdonell
English
Book
Oxford University Press, Oxford
1986
283 pages
8.3 MB

Introduction

Sanskrit possesses a highly developed grammatical structure shaped by both linguistic history and India’s indigenous analytical tradition. This volume provides students with a structured pathway from the Devanāgarī alphabet and elementary phonology to advanced morphology, compounds, verbal systems, and syntax. By combining concise explanations with paradigms, examples, appendices, and indexes, Macdonell offers a reliable foundation for reading Classical Sanskrit while also introducing important features of Vedic language and Sanskrit metrics.

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Keywords

Sanskrit GrammarArthur A. MacdonellDevanāgarīSandhiSanskrit MorphologySanskrit SyntaxEuphonic CombinationIndeclinable Words