Thank you. Your videos are really interesting especially when there are sounds that have been lost through time. When I think of loss I think of the loss of rain forests and the loss of species but I never thought about the loss of a sound or of a pronounciation. Any suggestions on writing these vowels, consonants in calligraphy?
11:34/13:33 In some Sanskrit Courses or Texts, is not this super-rare vowel-letter shone as a 'LEMNISCATE' hanging from the bar, suggesting the sound LRU or LRI or LR as connected with the mathematical LEMNISCATE: as though that sound, as sound of the Divine (Devanageri; The City or Place or Employment of the gods) had linguistically acquired for SANSKRIT (The Perfected Speech) Mathematical Infinity, but became LOST through the Fall of Man in human history, thus being only APPROXIMATED...
In Thai the vowel (used to spell krsna) is ฤ, my name in Thai uses this vowel to spell trp. The “r” sounds something between an r and an l. Pronounced with an “i” The u sound comes from the next vowel ฦ
Your videos are the absolute best! What a shame you don't have many views bc the quality is excellent! Thank you very much!
Hare Krsna ❤
Thank you so much for these! I'm finding them really helpful, you're a great teacher :)
Thank you. Your videos are really interesting especially when there are sounds that have been lost through time. When I think of loss I think of the loss of rain forests and the loss of species but I never thought about the loss of a sound or of a pronounciation.
Any suggestions on writing these vowels, consonants in calligraphy?
Pp😅
The r and l (vowels) are actually called syllabic consonants
What are the "syllabic r" and the "syllabic l" pronounced as in Sanskrit ?
11:34/13:33 In some Sanskrit Courses or Texts, is not this super-rare vowel-letter shone as a 'LEMNISCATE' hanging from the bar, suggesting the sound LRU or LRI or LR as connected with the mathematical LEMNISCATE: as though that sound, as sound of the Divine (Devanageri; The City or Place or Employment of the gods) had linguistically acquired for SANSKRIT (The Perfected Speech) Mathematical Infinity, but became LOST through the Fall of Man in human history, thus being only APPROXIMATED...
Upakḷpta (उपकॢप्त)
Yes
Please tell me why rr is considered as a vowel in sanskrit.
because it has i
it is a self sustaining sound
Surrender to Prabhupāda mleccha!
Arbitrary I think
r is a vowel in English. Purple is pronounced /pr.pl/
holy shit R was a vowel all along!
The original pronunciation of some letter is not the “correct” pronunciation, and local variations are not incorrect!
Upakḷpta (उपकॢप्त)
If ! Is a sound, WHY ISN’T ? A SOUND?
उपकॢप्त
In Thai the vowel (used to spell krsna) is ฤ, my name in Thai uses this vowel to spell trp. The “r” sounds something between an r and an l. Pronounced with an “i”
The u sound comes from the next vowel ฦ