01132nam a22001217a 4500008004100000100002700041245005400068260001200122300003000134520071400164650012000878773001200998250110b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aKartira, Dipesh Vinod   aSanskrti (Samskrata) Bhasa as a knowledge system   aYojana   a69(1), Jan, 2025: p.20-23  a A significant portion of Indian knowledge is encoded in ‘Sanskrit’. Language, or Bhasa, is vital as a carrier of knowledge. Bhasa excels when compared to other possible candidates that can act as carries of knowledge as it abounds in words that can denote things, beings, emotions, as well as complex concepts. To overcome these limitations of Bhasa our Vedic ancestors undertook a massive task of describing Bhasa. Since the laksana created by the Vaiyakaranas is so detailed, it could now almost exhaustively reverie the tone Laksya a tray point in space and time. This system of Bhasa and he continuum of commentaries have been successful in availing the Vedic knowledge to us to data. – Reproduced   aSanskrit, Bhasa, Knowledge systems, Vedic knowledge, Linguistics, Indian philosophy, Vaiyakaranas, Language studies  aYojana