A Grammar Of The Sanscrit Language On A Plan Similar To That Most Commonly Adopted In The Learned Languages Of The West

A Grammar of the Sanscrit Language by William Yates presents a comprehensive study of Sanskrit based on the grammatical methods used for classical Western languages. Designed to aid European scholars and missionaries, the work simplifies Sanskrit's complex structure through clear explanations of its grammar, syntax, and declensions. Yates's approach bridged Eastern and Western linguistic traditions, making Sanskrit more accessible to English-speaking learners and contributing significantly to early 19th-century Indological and philological studies.