Language Variant subtags for Sanskrit
Kent Karlsson
kent.karlsson14 at telia.com
Wed Jul 21 21:04:22 CEST 2010
Den 2010-07-21 01.05, skrev "Caoimhin O Donnaile" <caoimhin at smo.uhi.ac.uk>:
...
> By these kind of criteria, would Vedic Sanskrit count as a
> separate "language"? LinguistList certainly considers it a separate
> language rather than a dialect:
>
> http://multitree.linguistlist.org/codes/091
And they count as "child languages" to Vedic Sanskrit:
Sanskrit; Classical Sanskrit; sanskrit (san)
Paisaci Prakrit; Prakrit (qpp)
G?ndh?ri (092)
Note that they equate the "san" ("sa") code to Classical Sanskrit!
("091", "qpp", and "092" are LinguistList internal codes, while "san" is an
ISO 639-3 code that is equivalent to the ISO 639-1 code "sa".)
/kent k
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