Learn about one of the lesser-known languages of the Indian subcontinent with this in-depth study by German linguist Ernst Trumpp. Comparing Sindhi to related languages like Sanskrit and Prakrit, he explores its grammar, vocabulary, and syntax, providing valuable insight into the structure and evolution of South Asian languages.
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