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...The infusion of the languages of the two groups led to the development of Pali.

...sya''' in [[Sanskrit]] and '''sissa''' or '''sekha''' in [[Wikipedia:Pali|Pali]]) means '''pupil''' or '''learner'''. The concept of [[Guru]], the teach

...anskrit - ''pustaka'' (book), from the root - ''pust'' (to bind) via the Pali - ''potlhaka'' and Prakrit - ''puttha''. Besides Punjabi, the word '''po

...denotes the language used in these verses which is a mixture of Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit. Another name of this language form is Sahaskriti. The central

...anskrit original, it implies unstruck; it stands for pure or immaculate in Pali and for eternal in the Prakrit. The suffix words like sabad or sabda, tura,

...in a position to gather from the traditional books written in Sanskrit and Pali. ...ak looked at our Buddhist legacy and assimilated some significant points. Pali word for the follower is Sekkha and for the teacher is Garu (Sanskrit Guru)

...skrit]] original, it implies unstruck; it stands for pure or immaculate in Pali and for eternal in the Prakrit. The suffix words like sabad or shabda, tur

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...b. The term `Sahaskriti` denotes the language form, a mixture of Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit, in which these slokas have been written. `Gatha` is another wo

...nskrit” means “refined” or “modified”. So Sanskrit is just a corruption of Pali/Prakrit, which was created by the brahmins. That is the reason that Punjabi

...t Pali literature of Buddhism in the sense of tranquil, true or wise. From Pali it was resuscitated during the middle ages when Bhakti movement took its bi

...ater than any other states in the country. The languages such as Sanskrit, Pali, and Prakrit developed here. To understand how these ancient languages stil

'''SUNN''' a [[Punjabi]] form of the [[Sanskrit]] term '''sunya''' (Pali, sunna) is derived from the root svi which is connected with the root su; b At numerous places in the Pali scriptures it is stated that the world (loka) is empty (sunya); it is empty

...e was also called Pali [4]. The Pali is in fact Prakrit (Ancient Punjabi). Pali is Ancient Punjabi word meaning in line (pal-pwl or series) since the Buddh ...bi from Sanskrit. The comparison of some words of Punjabi with Prakrit and Pali [5] indicates that it was more close to these ancient languages from which

...ndation, changed hands from Persian, Greek, Scythians, Saka, Huns, Kushan, Pali, Jatts, Hindu Shahi, Rajputs, Afghan, Turk, Sikh and British rule to that o

...rgues that the word "Sikh" is of Pali derivation. Etymologically then, its Pali antecedent, "Sikho", is best rendered as a call to the seekers of truth; th

...Ashoka's Rock Edict No. 4 we have avihimsa and anarambha, while in the old Pali canonical texts we have the phrase panatipata veramani. The word avihimsa i

...tribe of Iron Age India, frequently mentioned in (post-Vedic) Sanskrit and Pali literature, making their first appearance in the Mahabharata and contempora

...rgues that the word "Sikh" is of Pali derivation. Etymologically then, its Pali antecedent, "Sikho," is best rendered as a call to the seekers of truth; th

'''PAAP''' or '''PAPA''' ([[Sanskrit]] and [[Wikipedia:Pali|Pali]] papa, [[Wikipedia:Prakrit|Prakrit]] pava). The word stands for one of th ...hought, hostile thoughts, and false views. Two technical [[Wikipedia:Pali|Pali]] terms, peculiar to [[Buddhism]], are abhithana (deadly crime) and annanta