Pāṇini

Pāṇini
Naskah kulit kayu betula abad ke-17 dari risalah tata bahasa oleh Pāṇini dari Kashmir
Nama asal	Sanskerta: पाणिनिcode: sa is deprecated
Karya terkenal	Aṣṭādhyāyī (Bahasa Sanskerta Klasik)
Era	kira-kira abad ke-4 SM;; kira-kira 400–350 SM; kira-kira abad ke-6–5 SM
Kawasan	Subbenua India barat laut
Minat utama	Tata bahasa, linguistik

Ahli bahasa terhebat zaman kuno
Pāṇini.. adalah ahli bahasa terhebat pada zaman kuno, dan pantas diperlakukan seperti itu.

— JF Staal, ahli bahasa Sanskerta

Pāṇini (aksara Dewanagari: पाणिन ; IPA pɑːɳɪn̪ɪ) adalah seorang ahli bahasa dari Gandhara yang diperkirakan hidup antara abad ke-7 SM sampai abad ke-3 SM. Ia terutama termasyhur karena yang pertama kali menulis tentang tata bahasa Sanskerta yang berjudul Aṣṭādhyāyī. Karyanya ini memuat 3.959 hukum bahasa Sanskerta.

Referensi

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