This is an introductory slide-show for the learners of Sanskrit language. The slides contain all the necessary grammatical inputs for the beginners.

16. Specialties of Samskrtha
• As is spoken, so is written.
• 3 counts: Singular, Dual, Plural.
• Well defined structure and grammar.
• Continuation of speech, through Sandhi.
• Designed for spirituality and righteousness.
• Easy to construct words, by means of Dhathu.
• Nature’s contents are mentioned in 3 genders.
• Great poetry formations, by means of Chandas.

17. SAMSKRTHA V/S ENGLISH
• Samskrtha is a language of attributes; English is
a language of agreements.
• Samskrtha has seven declensions; in English, the
declension is by means of prepositions.
• Samskrtha does not require the punctuation
marks; English has many of them.
• Samskrtha can have words in any order; English
follows the particular order.
• Samskrtha is short and sweet; English requires
many words for certain expressions.
• Samskrtha has not changed for millenniums;
English undergoes change in every century.

24. MEANING OF UPASARGA (Prefixes)
• PRA : More, before, higher
• PARA : Opposite, against
• APA : Away, separated
• SAM : With, congruent , full
• ANU : After, behind, along
• AVA : Downwards, from
• NIR : Low, away from
• NIS : Out of, without
• DUR : Bad, difficult, hard
• DUS : Wicked, inferior
• ABHI : Towards, in front of
• VI : Apart, more, opposite
• ADHI : Over, above, upon
• SU : Well, thorough
• UTH : On, upwards
• ATHI : Beyond, excess
• NI : Down, empty, opposed
• PRATHI : Against, near to
• PARI : Around, about
• API : Moreover, proximate
• UPA : Near to, towards
• AA : Into, on this side

27. Born in 1897Pandith Sudhakar Chathurvedee