Ashokan Prakrit
Ashokan Prakrit proper noun: the Early Middle Indo-Aryan languages represented in the inscriptions left during the reign of Ashoka, an Indian emperor of the 3rd century BCE.
Proper noun
Ashokan Prakrit
- The Early Middle Indo-Aryan languages represented in the inscriptions left during the reign of Ashoka, an Indian emperor of the 3rd century BCE.
Forms of Ashokan Prakrit
| alternative form | Asokan Prakrit |
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| alternative form | Aśokan Prakrit |
Questions about Ashokan Prakrit
- What does Ashokan Prakrit mean?
- Ashokan Prakrit means the Early Middle Indo-Aryan languages represented in the inscriptions left during the reign of Ashoka, an Indian emperor of the 3rd century BCE.
- What part of speech is Ashokan Prakrit?
- Ashokan Prakrit is a proper noun.
Words near Ashokan Prakrit in the dictionary
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