r/sanskrit↗
The Sanskrit language community
gaṇēsmin svāgataṁ vyāharāmaḥ । kēvalaṁ saṁskr̥tabhāṣācarcāyai pratiṣṭhitaṁ sthānamidam । ēnaṁ gaṇaṁ prati lēkhasya prēṣaṇātprāk niyamaphalakaṁ pariśīlyam । bhāṣāśikṣaṇāya kīlitō lēkha utōpāyaphalakaṁ vā dr̥śyatām ॥ Welcome to a place to discuss all things related to the Sanskrit language! Please read the rules before posting. For study‐related resources, please see the pinned post or the resource widget.
37k subscribers85 posts / mo in Sep 202662 authors / mosince 2010
r/sanskrit has 37k members (+16% over the last 12 months). It gets about 85 posts a month from 62 people. Top topics: Indian Languages, Translation Requests and Hindi Imposition Controversy.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Indian Languages9.9%
- Translation Requests1.6%
- Hindi Imposition Controversy0.7%
- Tamil_and_South_Indian_Songs0.5%
- Brotherhood Talks0.4%
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- JSTOR
- Academia
- Amazon
- Substack
- Sanskrit Documents Collection
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