Nirukta - The Etymological Studies in the Veda by Prof. Gauri Mahulikar (OLA 31)

[@drshreekanthmooroorprabhu8586]

Appreciate the humility of Dr Mahulikar Madam and the positive feeling in the whole session.

[@sujatakarve2125]

Million thanks to CVV and Dr. Mahulikar Madam. I was very eagerly awaiting for a lecture from Gauri Mahulikar Madam and every single word of this lecture was definitely worth the long wait. This lecture on Nirukta the earliest treatise of linguistics thoroughly amazed me. Though it is such a difficult topic, madam has made it so very interesting that I am surely going to listen to it over and over again. Heartfelt gratitude to CVV and Dr. Mahulikar madam.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@prabhalajhansi1277]

Very true... I am a very big fan of Madhulika mam🙏🙏🙏

[@gaurimahulikar1291]

Thanks for your encouraging words

[@dontwannabefound]

What a great class - would love to have her as a teacher

[@DrDayanathD]

Explained with great depth. Always Prof. Gauri madam explains difficult subject in a layman's term. Thank you Madam.

[@gaurimahulikar1291]

Thank for your kind words

[@rekhathakore9366]

Very detailed but love to listen to

[@ivssarma6984]

Excellent teacher with profound knowledge and also versatile.

[@vishalshinde7870]

धन्यवाद मॅडम आपले या विषयावरील व्याख्यान अपेक्षित होतेच खूपच रोचक आणि माहितीपूर्ण, खूप सुंदर समजावून सांगितलं खूप खूप धन्यवाद

[@gaurimahulikar1291]

Thanks Vishal

[@abhaydeshmukh8]

Great Knowledge Madam ! Happy to see such an intellectual woman ! Thank you for the wonderful class..

[@S1n6341]

In Sanskrit the language is called BHASHA , BHA = FEELING, ESHA = EXPRESSION , expressing the feelings, but language is Latin word , LAGUYA which means only tongue, even in Sanskrit it is LALAN , but in Sanskrit language is expressing feelings not only but you saying with your tongue , grammar comes from Greek word , GRAM =to write and MATI = to learn , means learning to write .

[@bhagyashreeoak1958]

Yes really very interesting 👍🏻

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Glad you think so!

[@marthuwelavijithasiri8820]

Great explanation. Really interesting lecture. 😍😍

[@ramgosu]

It needs to be heard a number of times to get to an understanding of the subject. This is one of the most wonderful expressions. Salutations Gouriji.

[@siddarthasiddartha7607]

Useful words

[@umut4866]

❤️💛💚

[@cyb-m]

8:22 you said 200yrs before panini. the slide says 8th BCE. It should be 800BCE.

[@kimdokju]

Very good ..thanks....I am a Korean.

[@amitavaguha7408]

Satisfying teaching for ignorant inattentive student like me.

[@nataliejanewallace8376]

thank you