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@georgia
I always thought that was sagun? not sargun?
Now I wonder was the r added to parallel nirgun (which is already partial sanskrit - a more tadbhava form would be niggun)
I guess it could come from sarva but that would mean all encompassing not manifest (sa- prefix meaning poesessing/havin)
I always thought that was sagun? not sargun?
Now I wonder was the r added to parallel nirgun (which is already partial sanskrit - a more tadbhava form would be niggun)
I guess it could come from sarva but that would mean all encompassing not manifest (sa- prefix meaning poesessing/havin)
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@georgia so yeah probably formed in parralell from nirgun
makes sense tadbhava poetry allows you a lot of liberties whih is why I like it
makes sense tadbhava poetry allows you a lot of liberties whih is why I like it
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@georgia whatever was the popular learn sanskrit website (I forgot which, but it was quite academic and was the one which informed me panini's Shiva Sutras were mathematically optimal :)) ) was very good just skimming it for a day was quite significant so it's a good resource for study
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@georgia I was looking for hindi sources at the time unfortunately due to the utter academic degradation of present day india ( a major reason for the pajeet stereotype ) they are no good at all imo
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@georgia
Tbf I used to be the self hating nri type and since I genuinely care I tend to take a lower bound estimate ig.
Tbf I used to be the self hating nri type and since I genuinely care I tend to take a lower bound estimate ig.
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