Sanskrit is one of the classical languages of India and the language in which many of Hindu scriptures are written. It is a derivative of the PIE (Proto-Indo-European) language just as many languages around the world are. The Hindu scripture Vedas use an older form of Sanskrit which is known as Vedic Sanskrit. Around 4th to 6th Century BC, a great grammarian Panini codified Sanskrit. Since then, that has become the Standard Sanskrit. Apart of religious literature, Sanskrit also has wonderful secular literature (epics, poetry and drama). For these reasons, Sanskrit is important to hindus.
"There have been suggestions to use Sanskrit as a metalanguage for knowledge representation in e.g. machine translation, and other areas of natural language processing because of its relatively high regular structure. This is due to Classical Sanskrit being a regularized prescriptivist form abstracted from the much more complex and richer Vedic Sanskrit." (Wikipedia)
Hindu, she has an sanskrit prayer tattoo on her hip
Sanskrit
Yes, Sanskrit is important language for Hindu. Many Hindus still practice sanskrit worldwide.
because he is?
There are thirty-three deities in the Hindu religion. Umiya Mata, Ramji, and Skanda re several important figures of the religion.
The Persians called the people living across the Sindhu river as Hindu. Sindhu is the Sanskrit name for the Indus River.
because there are many important temples of Hinduism
Hindu actually name of a religion. Any person with a mothertoungue of Hindi ( language of northern India ), Marathi (language of middle-west India), Tamil (language of southern India ) or any other in world can believe in Hindu religion. The ancient Hindu religious books were written in Sanskrit language, which is extinct now , no region in world now use this language anymore, however, in many University has course to teach Sanskrit.
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The majority of people of India follow the Hindu Religion , the holy people following the Hindu religion wear the Saffron colour.
Tibet was never a Hindu area. Before it was Buddhist, its people followed the indigenous Bön religion.
they can if they want to, no?