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What is Sanskrit?
a Buddhist term for achieving enlightenment
a Buddhist term for achieving enlightenment
an ancient Indian language developed by the Indo-Aryans
an ancient Indian language developed by the Indo-Aryans
an epic poem that teaches the importance of Brahman
an epic poem that teaches the importance of Brahman
a major city from the Indus Valley civilization
a Buddhist term for achieving enlightenment
a Buddhist term for achieving enlightenment
an ancient Indian language developed by the Indo-Aryans
an ancient Indian language developed by the Indo-Aryans
an epic poem that teaches the importance of Brahman
an epic poem that teaches the importance of Brahman
a major city from the Indus Valley civilization
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Sanskrit is an ancient Indian language developed by the Indo-Aryans. It is considered the primary liturgical language of Hinduism and plays a significant role in the religious and philosophical traditions of India.
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