Definition of Prakrit in English:

Prakrit

noun ˈprɑːkrɪtˈpräkrit

mass noun

Any of the ancient or medieval vernacular dialects of northern and central India that existed alongside or were derived from Sanskrit.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the children of such mothers would be speaking Sanskrit or Prakrit dialects and Indo-centric in attitude, further influencing flow of literature from India to Greece in successive generations.
- Selected from old Tamil, Prakrit and Sanskrit, the most ancient literary languages of India, this anthology contains 188 poems, many of which we won't even chance upon if our pursuit in poetry isn't for some specific antiquity.
- All of the modern vernaculars spoken in Northern India today are direct descendants of Sanskrit and Prakrit.
- The language of the edicts is Prakrit, the connecting link between the classical language of Sanskrit and the modern Indo-European languages of India, and two different forms of script are used for this.
- Ancient tongues Tamil and Prakrit are rich with literary contributions from the Jain monks.

adjective ˈprɑːkrɪtˈpräkrit

Relating to Prakrit.

Origin

From Sanskrit prākṛta 'unrefined, natural'. Compare with Sanskrit.

Definition of Prakrit in US English:

Prakrit

nounˈpräkrit

Any of the ancient or medieval vernacular dialects of northern and central India that existed alongside or were derived from Sanskrit.
Example sentencesExamples
- Selected from old Tamil, Prakrit and Sanskrit, the most ancient literary languages of India, this anthology contains 188 poems, many of which we won't even chance upon if our pursuit in poetry isn't for some specific antiquity.
- All of the modern vernaculars spoken in Northern India today are direct descendants of Sanskrit and Prakrit.
- The language of the edicts is Prakrit, the connecting link between the classical language of Sanskrit and the modern Indo-European languages of India, and two different forms of script are used for this.
- Ancient tongues Tamil and Prakrit are rich with literary contributions from the Jain monks.
- Many of the children of such mothers would be speaking Sanskrit or Prakrit dialects and Indo-centric in attitude, further influencing flow of literature from India to Greece in successive generations.

adjectiveˈpräkrit

Relating to Prakrit.

Origin

From Sanskrit prākṛta ‘unrefined, natural’. Compare with Sanskrit.

单词	Prakrit
释义	Definition of Prakrit in English: Prakrit noun ˈprɑːkrɪtˈpräkrit mass noun Any of the ancient or medieval vernacular dialects of northern and central India that existed alongside or were derived from Sanskrit. Example sentencesExamples Many of the children of such mothers would be speaking Sanskrit or Prakrit dialects and Indo-centric in attitude, further influencing flow of literature from India to Greece in successive generations. Selected from old Tamil, Prakrit and Sanskrit, the most ancient literary languages of India, this anthology contains 188 poems, many of which we won't even chance upon if our pursuit in poetry isn't for some specific antiquity. All of the modern vernaculars spoken in Northern India today are direct descendants of Sanskrit and Prakrit. The language of the edicts is Prakrit, the connecting link between the classical language of Sanskrit and the modern Indo-European languages of India, and two different forms of script are used for this. Ancient tongues Tamil and Prakrit are rich with literary contributions from the Jain monks. adjective ˈprɑːkrɪtˈpräkrit Relating to Prakrit. Origin From Sanskrit prākṛta 'unrefined, natural'. Compare with Sanskrit. Definition of Prakrit in US English: Prakrit nounˈpräkrit Any of the ancient or medieval vernacular dialects of northern and central India that existed alongside or were derived from Sanskrit. Example sentencesExamples Selected from old Tamil, Prakrit and Sanskrit, the most ancient literary languages of India, this anthology contains 188 poems, many of which we won't even chance upon if our pursuit in poetry isn't for some specific antiquity. All of the modern vernaculars spoken in Northern India today are direct descendants of Sanskrit and Prakrit. The language of the edicts is Prakrit, the connecting link between the classical language of Sanskrit and the modern Indo-European languages of India, and two different forms of script are used for this. Ancient tongues Tamil and Prakrit are rich with literary contributions from the Jain monks. Many of the children of such mothers would be speaking Sanskrit or Prakrit dialects and Indo-centric in attitude, further influencing flow of literature from India to Greece in successive generations. adjectiveˈpräkrit Relating to Prakrit. Origin From Sanskrit prākṛta ‘unrefined, natural’. Compare with Sanskrit.
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