Apabhramsha
Apabhramsha proper noun: the languages of the final stage of Middle Indo-Aryan, spoken during the 6th – 13th centuries CE.
Proper noun
Apabhramsha
- The languages of the final stage of Middle Indo-Aryan, spoken during the 6th – 13th centuries CE.
Apabhramsha meaning in Hindi, Marathi, Urdu and Bengali
Apabhramsha in Hindi
- language
- अपभ्रंश apabhrañś
Apabhramsha in Marathi
- language
- अपभ्रंश apabhrauśa
Apabhramsha in Urdu
- language
- اَپ بَھرَن٘ش ap bharãś
Apabhramsha in Bengali
- language
- অপভ্রংশ opobhroṅśo
More languagesFewer languages
- Apabhramsha in Punjabi
- ਅਪਭ੍ਰਂਸ਼ apabhrãś
- Apabhramsha in Gujarati
- અપભ્રંશ apabhrãś
- Apabhramsha in Sanskrit
- अपभ्रंश apabhraṃśa
- Apabhramsha in Assamese
- অপভ্ৰংশ opobhroṅxo
Forms of Apabhramsha
| alternative form | Apabhraṃśa |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Apabhramsa |
Origin of Apabhramsha
Borrowed from Sanskrit अपभ्रंश (apabhraṃśa, “fallen, corrupted”).
Questions about Apabhramsha
- What does Apabhramsha mean?
- Apabhramsha means the languages of the final stage of Middle Indo-Aryan, spoken during the 6th – 13th centuries CE.
- What is Apabhramsha in Hindi?
- Apabhramsha in Hindi is अपभ्रंश (apabhrañś). See Apabhramsha meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Apabhramsha?
- Apabhramsha is a proper noun.
Words near Apabhramsha in the dictionary
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