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March 12, 2000 Who was the first great grammar guru?
An Washington Post article today reports that the distinction of being the first great grammar guru goes to Panini, the great Sanskrit scholar from the fifth century BC. The article further states that Panini created nearly 4,000 sutras (rules) in his book titled Astadhyayi, and that it is only recently that we are starting to understand how Sanskrit relates to English. - nriol.com report We appreciate your feedback, please write to us at: feedback@nriol.com

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