A Sanskrit Grammer Including Both the Classical Language and the Older Dialects, of Veda and Brahmana

Whitney's hallowed status as the first-ever Professor of Sanskrit in the United States and his profound influence on linguistic thought make this grand opus an essential and authoritative guide to mastering Sanskrit grammar. First published in 1879, Whitney's seminal text is celebrated for its enlightening critique of the Ashtadhyayi - Panini's painfully intricate and elaborately obfuscated Sanskrit grammar. Embark on a revelatory journey that pierces the cryptic algebraic veil of Panini's work, shining a blazing beacon of clarity on concepts once shrouded in shadows. Gathered within the pages of are treasures of knowledge encompassing the intrigues of the Indo-European linguistic family and the fascinating history of the Indo-Aryan language branch. Urging students of the sacred word to embrace the language as a social institution, Whitney's lucid elucidations extend from Sanskrit's Bronze Age origins to its pivotal role as a link language throughout its storied past. Do not miss this chance to gain unparalleled insights from the groundbreaking research of visionary linguist and scholar William Dwight Whitney. is a must-have for anyone pursuing an understanding of this classical language. Embrace the challenge and immerse yourself in this rich heritage, guided by the expert hand of a true linguistic luminary.