A type of exocentric possessive compound in this language has a name which literally means "much rice.
A type of exocentric possessive compound in this language has a name which literally means "much rice." Like Greek, this language undergoes a process in which aspiration is lost on a consonant if the next syllable also contains an aspirated consonant, known as Grassmann's law. This language is the source of the general term for phonological processes that occur across word boundaries, sandhi. Sir William Jones claimed that this language was related to Greek and Latin, inaugurating the field of Indo-European studies. 3,959 rules of this language's morphology were recorded by its greatest grammarian, Panini. Though rarely spoken as a vernacular, it is still used as a liturgical language in Hinduism. For 10 points, name this Indo-Aryan language used to write the Vedas.
A type of exocentric possessive compound in this language has a name which literally means "much rice.
Sanskrit