The Mother of all languages

Sanskrit : The Mother of all languages

Certain evidences





Origin of English words from Sanskrit

भ्राता (  brathaa) = Brother

माता ( Maathaa) = Mother

पिता (pithaa) = Father


Origin of Hindi Words from Sanskrit

 जलं (jalam) = जल

दिनं (dinam)= दिन

फलं ( phalam)=  फल

पत्र:( patraha)= पत्ता

रणं (ranam) = रण

पादं( paadam)= पांव


Origin of Malayalam Words from Sanskrit

नारिकेलं (naarikelam)= നാളികേരം

मुखं( mukham) = മുഖം

हस्तः (hasthaha)= ഹസ്തം

रिपुः ( ripuhu) =   രിപു

मार्गः (maargaha)=  മാർഗം

दर्पणः (dharpanaha) = ദർപ്പണം

पिता (pithaa) = പിതാവ്

माता (maatha)= മാതാവ്

भ्राता ( braatha) = ഭ്രാതാവ്

सोदरः (sodaraha) = സഹോദരൻ

मातुलः (maathulaha) = മാതുലൻ

मानसं (maanasam) = മനസ്സ്

गृहं (gruham) = ഗൃഹം

धनं (dhanam) = ധനം


Malayalam is the mothertongue of Keralaites. Thunjathu Raamaanujan Ezhuthachan is widely regarded as the father of Malayalam language. He had created this language by mixing Sanskrit with  Tamil and a folkal language. 


Both Sanskrit and Hindi shares the common script of Devanaagiri


Sanskrit is the mothertongue of people living at Mathoor Village in the Karnataka state of India.














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