Sanskrit is one of the 22 Indian languages, currently spoken by 14,000 people in some villages and regions in Greater India, mainly in the state of Uttarakhand. Despite the low number of native speakers, it is still considered the liturgical language of Hinduism, used during Hindu religious rituals, and the scholarly language of Buddhism, used in Buddhist hymns and mantras. In its both forms, Vedic and Classical, Sanskrit has always been a prominent language of literature, poetry, drama, science and philosophy. Due to the low
Sanskrit Baby Names
Represented by yoga chants and the mystical sound of Om, Sanskrit is considered an official language for Hindu rituals and Buddhist hymns and mantras. The naming tradition of Sanskrit origin is as classical as the language itself.