This language's prohibitions or negative commands can put the word "na" before an optative or "ma"before an aorist verb.
This language's prohibitions or negative commands can put the word "na" before an optative or "ma"before an aorist verb. This language allows for absolute clauses in the locative case, and its infinitivebehaves like a Latin accusative supine. An early grammar by Panini outlined thousands of rules for thislanguage, including vowel changes that arise from compounding words called sandhi. Its discovery byBritish scholars led to the theory that it, Greek, and Latin have the same ancestor language. For 10 points,name this language first written with Brahmanic script in classical India.
This language's prohibitions or negative commands can put the word "na" before an optative or "ma"before an aorist verb.
Sanskrit language [or samskrta]