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[3] There are so many things in the [...] land, about 3500 years ago, was Paeshácii Prákrta. The original Vedic Sanskrit “Lodhra-Dhánya” became corrupted by Paeshácii Prákrta to “Lodhdha [...] may not be aware of that meaning.

[17] As regards language, as was said [...] Prákrta languages were used in India. Paeshácii and Shaorasenii Prákrta [...] was Shaorasenii Prákrta.

[10] Now I would like to say a few words [...] Prákrta; in central west India arose Paeshácii Prákrta; in the far-off [...] daughters, Magahi and Bhojpuri.

[6] The word “wheat” in [...] Punjabi, and kanaka in Dogrii. In Paeshácii Prákrta the original word [...] come. From the mother language of Paeshácii Prákrta have emerged the [...] is between these two languages).

[16] The language of Himachal Pradesh, the local language here, is born out of Paeshácii Prákrta, and Hindi is born [...] these facts of history to others.

[13] In that age, after the death of [...] the northwest of Delhi, there was Paeshacii Prákrta; towards the west [...] seven Prákrta languages.

[14] But educated persons did not use [...] they used a blended language of Paeshacii and Shaorasenii Prákrta, [...] the Kaoravas in Saḿskrta.

[22] Now among the Indian languages, [...] Málavii Prákrta, Paeshácii Prákrta and Shaorashreńii [...] languages. For example in Marwari:

[92] Similarly, manomaya kośa [...] kośa. This is known as Paeshácii Vidyá in Sanskrit; there [...] form of kiirtana and bhajana, etc.

[92] Similarly, manomaya kośa [...] kośa. This is known as Paeshácii Vidyá in Sanskrit; there [...] form of kiirtana and bhajana, etc.

[23] “Then, in the next phase, [...] behind: Páshcáttya and Paeshácii Prákrta. In the languages born out of this Páshcáttya and Paeshácii Prákrta (for example, Pashto, [...] still persists even today.”

[5] There are seven metamorphosed forms [...] Prákrta of mid-northern India, 3) Paeshácii Prákrta of north-western [...] Prákrta of south-western India.

[2] Panini developed special rules [...] Panjabi-speaking areas and nearby areas (in Paeshácii Prákrta-speaking areas) [...] of the modern Pashto language.

[63] One can deduce which Prákrta [...] were: Mágadhii, Shaorasenii, Paeshácii, Páshcáttya, Pahlavii [...] Maháráśt́rii.

[67] 3) Paeshácii Prákrta – D́ogrii, [...] Páháŕii in Himachal Pradesh).

[19] “Wheat” in Sanskrit [...] also called kańaka in the Paeshácii Prákrta descendant, Punjabi.

[93] “Then, in the next phase, [...] behind: Páshcáttya and Paeshácii Prákrta. In the languages born out of this Páshcáttya and Paeshácii Prákrta (for example, Pashto, [...] still persists even today.”

[142] We were journeying from Jammu to [...] straightforward people of Jammu, and their Paeshácii Prákrta-descended language has been given the name D́ogrii.

[249] The language of Sirmaor is Sirmaori (both language and script). It arose from a mixture of Paeshácii Prákrta and Shaorasenii [...] Páhári language of Simla.

[39] When they arrived in The Punjab [...] transformation and became known as Paeshácii Prákrta in the Saptasindhu. The modern languages descended from this Paeshácii Prákrta are Panjabi, Pahari [...] Sindhi, shows the influences of both Paeshácii Prákrta and Pahlavii Prákrta. [...] the English “sugar”.

[40] The word khui comes from the Vedic [...] From the Vedic nupta comes the Paeshácii Prákrta nutta, in Demi-Prákrta [...] → puttavahu → putohu.

[71] 5. Paeshácii Prákrta which was the forerunner of D́ogrii, Páhárii, and Punjabi.