Grammaire Sanscrite-Française

Grammaire Sanscrite-Française, Volume 1 by Alix Desgranges, originally published in 1845, offers a detailed exposition of Sanskrit grammar explained through the lens of the French language. This historical linguistic work provides valuable insight into comparative philology and the understanding of Sanskrit grammatical structures for French-speaking students and scholars. A classic text, "Grammaire Sanscrite-Française" remains an important resource for those studying historical approaches to language and the intricacies of Sanskrit grammar. It provides a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century linguistic study and pedagogy.
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