apabhramsha
अपभ्रंश ApabhraṃśaThe literary register standing below Prākṛt in the descending order Sanskrit, Prakrit, Apabhraṃśa that the Vimalaprabhā uses for the languages of doctrine. Daṇḍin calls the speech of the Ābhīras and the like apabhraṃśa in poetry.
Where this term appears
- 779 CE, and the Śabaras are already a costume Treatise
Dasgupta gives, in English, the caryā songs attributed to Śabara-pāda , a Buddhist Siddha of the Apabhraṃśa song tradition.
- A genre that was always bilingual Treatise
…le those of the Mantra-naya are explained in Sanskrit, in Prakrit, in Apabhraṃśa, and beyond those in tongues outside the Sanskritic family, of which the Savaras' is his example .
- Śabda eternal Treatise
… alongside it, where the speech of the Ābhīras and the like is called apabhraṃśa in poetry, together with Daṇḍin's observation that Apabhraṃśa poems have their own structural unit, which shows that Apabhraṃśa p…
- Śavaripa the hunter Treatise
Songs attributed to Savara-pāda survive in the Caryāpada corpus, the Old Bengali and Apabhraṃśa songs of the Buddhist siddhas, and Dasgupta gives them in English.
- The lock has an address Treatise
…nskrit; those of the Mantra way are given in Sanskrit, in Prakrit, in Apabhraṃśa, and in non-Sanskritic speech such as that of the Savaras and others.
- The philology of unintelligibility Treatise
…darśa that in poetry the speech of the Ābhīras and the like is called apabhraṃśa , and takes both as evidence about literary language rather than about dialect.
- The Prophets among the authorities Treatise
…ile those of the mantra way are explained in Sanskrit, in Prakrit, in Apabhraṃśa and in non-Sanskritic speech, and that the Śabaras are named as the example.