Aryan people spoke Sanskrit from "summary" of The Rigveda by Edward Vernon Arnold
The Aryan people were known to be the earliest speakers of the ancient language of Sanskrit, a language which has since been passed down through the generations. This language is still used today, and its influence can be seen in many cultures around the world.- Tradition suggests that the Aryan people spoke a language called Sanskrit, one of the oldest languages known to humankind. It is believed that Sanskrit was used by the Aryans as their primary language for literature and other oral forms of communication.
- Many experts believe that Sanskrit played an important role in the development of not just Indian cultures, but also Western culture, being the progenitor to Greek, Latin, and Germanic language families.
- Sanskrit has been long recognised as the language of great wisdom, because it holds so many root words which have been preserved in original form through the centuries despite being modernised elsewhere.
- This ancient language is still shared today by scholars, enthusiasts, and devotees of its poetic beauty and timeless meanings. In India there are still ceremonies which use this language to express deep philosophy and spirituality.
- It is seen that Vedic knowledge and Sanskrit texts were amongst the earliest sources of information about various aspects of life, from medicine to science, mathematics and astrology; this language was valued and studied by Aryan people during those times.
