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The 76 pages that link to Sanskrit, each with the reason it gives.

• Sanskrit manuscriptNarrower topic: The manuscripts preserve works composed in this language.

• TarumanagaraRelated: Tarumanagara’s royal inscriptions use Sanskrit to communicate status and religious affiliation.

• GuanyinRelated: Avalokiteśvara’s name and early textual traditions are preserved in Sanskrit sources.

• Balinese HinduismRelated: Sanskrit prayers and terms preserve connections to wider Hindu textual traditions.

• Bartholomae's lawBroader topic: Its inflected forms provide evidence used to identify the law.

• MalayalamRelated: Centuries of contact introduced substantial Sanskrit vocabulary into Malayalam.

• Muthuswami DikshitarRelated: Dikshitar wrote most of his lyrics in Sanskrit, often using precise deity and temple references.

• ShudraRelated: The name and classical descriptions of Shudra status are preserved in Sanskrit sources.

• Tattvartha SutraRelated: The sutra’s concise Sanskrit aphorisms helped give Jain doctrine a form shared in classical scholastic debate.

• Tirumalai KrishnamacharyaNarrower topic: Krishnamacharya's scholarship and teaching drew on Sanskrit texts and learned traditions.

• K. Pattabhi JoisNarrower topic: Jois taught yoga terminology and philosophy within a Sanskritic tradition.

• Sinhala languageCompared with: Unlike Sinhala, Sanskrit is a classical language rather than a community’s principal everyday language.

• Syama SastriRelated: His lyrics draw on Sanskrit alongside Telugu, reflecting the languages of his devotional repertoire.

• BhavabhutiNarrower topic: Bhavabhuti composed his dramas in this language.

• Brugmann's lawBroader topic: Sanskrit supplies much of the early Indo-Aryan evidence for the law's vowel outcomes.

• Henry Thomas ColebrookeRelated: Colebrooke learned Sanskrit to study Indian intellectual and legal works in their original language.

• Historical Vedic religionNarrower topic: Vedic Sanskrit belongs to the early history of the language and preserves evidence of Indo-Aryan culture.

• Kashmiri languageRelated: Sanskrit contributed vocabulary and literary influence to Kashmiri over centuries.

• ManipravalamRelated: Its vocabulary and grammatical forms are central to Manipravalam's distinctive mixture.

• Ancient literatureRelated: Many major Indian epics and poems were composed or transmitted in Sanskrit.

• BhatparaRelated: Bhatpara has longstanding associations with Sanskrit learning.

• Ruki sound lawBroader topic: Its retroflex sibilant reflexes display the law in a well-documented form.

• SahasranamaRelated: Many well-known sahasranamas are composed in Sanskrit.

• Seuna dynastyRelated: Sanskrit inscriptions and learned writing documented Seuna rule and royal patronage.

• Surendranath DasguptaRelated: His scholarship drew on Sanskrit sources central to the traditions he documented.

• Swathi Thirunal Rama VarmaRelated: The language of many attributed works raises questions about authorship and linguistic style.