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सूत्रसूत्रम्। Thread of Threads 😁

संस्कृतपठनार्थं कानिचन सूत्राणि अत्र स्थापयामि।

Creating a master thread to help सहृदयाः find relevant Samskrita threads

जयतु संस्कृतम्। जयतु भारतम्।

Starts with the most important thread:

HOW TO START LEARNING SAMSKRITAM ?

 #१ How do I start learning Samskritam? https://t.co/zEgpPbV13e
#२ How do I learn Samskritam in my mother tongue? Pradeshika Bhasha options! https://t.co/s4DZp7ogkN
#३ Textbooks & sources for learning Samskritam

A comprehensive, downloadable list of all Samskrita text books from Indian School / State boards https://t.co/PtcblyzeIy
#४ Dictionaries, tools & apps for the Samskritam Student https://t.co/0S9cY6sOYR
#५ What are Lakaras (Verbs) in Samskritam ?

How do I understand the various लकाराः ? https://t.co/0tl2I6jU2M
#६ How to start writing in Samskritam? LifeHacks to become the next Kalidasa ! https://t.co/O36DsOGQWT
#७ What is Sandhi? How do I read these long, incomprehensible sentences in संस्कृतम् ? https://t.co/lWNXv2z13m
#८ How do I decode and understand Samskrita Shlokas? What is Anvaya? https://t.co/MUguHtVWYr
#९ णत्वम्। Why is it रामेण & not रामेन ?

What causes न to change to ण? https://t.co/J9XFfAhgfK
#१० Nipatas - Everyone knows them - but what are they? https://t.co/eZQ6nXF1vW
# ११ What are Unadi Sutras? Why are they important in व्युत्पत्तिः (etymology) ? https://t.co/hxLWjrGLQW
#१२ https://t.co/KqabcRzvAF. The single greatest resource for all Samskrita students https://t.co/BzcrXPLUq5
#१३ Beautiful spoken Samskritam

What does naturally spoken Samskritam sound like ? What should we aspire to ? https://t.co/GzcJgAxPDo
#१४ Samskritam in popular culture

Movies & songs that showcase beauty & power of Samskritam https://t.co/tf4djJyY5D
#१५ Nataka / Drama in Samskritam. One of the world’s oldest traditions! https://t.co/OdSBiBMvpr
#१६ List of Sanskrit resources

This is a wonderful & exhaustive list of books & resources for a Samskrita student on Telegram https://t.co/mRhbihSTH4
# १७ For an introduction to the Samskrita Grammar, Medha Michika’s ‘Enjoyable Sanskrit Grammar’ is a good source https://t.co/GfvhFuDDtD
#१८ Problems with English & other translations

Can you truly appreciate the Samskrita classics in English ? https://t.co/Hseq2ytT0Q
#२९ The fundamental concept of छन्दस् & how it informs all भारतीय activities ! https://t.co/mFxepOGnef
#३० How do I become a Samskrita Poet?

Chandas, Alankara & introduction to Kavyas https://t.co/dzO0WvAkbl
# ३१ The importance of learning विभक्तिः !

Why do we need to mug up the dreaded Vibhakti tables ?

Why रामः रामौ रामाः ?

Vibhaktis are absolutely brilliant - here is why !

👇 https://t.co/2MDHmQIXkL
#३२ What is “Karaka” and is it the same as विभक्तिः ?

One of the great mysteries for every Samskritam student!

Both talk about विभक्तिः so why do we need both भोः ?

Here is why Karaka theory is such a revolutionary approach !

Read on https://t.co/VEPL433eZq
#३३ गालयः। 😂

⚠️ ⛔️ ☠️ मा गम्यात् अग्रे।

Does Samskritam have ‘words’ to convey certain untranslatable emotions ?

If your curiosity is such that you can’t bear living without knowing more about this critical question, अग्रे सरतु भोः।🤡

👇 https://t.co/YgnKGiDVSm
#२४

Who was Mallinatha Suri ?

Why is he considered the टीककारः par excellence ?

How can tikas enhance your understanding & appreciation of Samskrita Kavyas? https://t.co/0sdv7H94o5
#२५ ‘Tragedy’ in संस्कृतकाव्यानि। https://t.co/7hlPKdoSt0
#२६ Hortus Malabaricus & Indian Knowledge Systems https://t.co/0oONA2vvSK
#२७ Could Vyasa have written the Mahabharata? Is it a ‘multi-author’ text? Evaluating the absurd bases of the Indological claims https://t.co/YSzEbzdiaw

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