2025, Vol. 11, Issue 2, Part B

author(s)
Roopa Narayan and Rajani Jairam

abstract
There is a lot of new research related to language and brain development, physiological responses, changes in behavior, perception, responses to real-life situations, and decisions made. All these depend on how holistic a language is, its syntax, root-based or non-root-based nature, semantics, grammar, ontology, and others. In this paper, we consider one small part of Sanskrit grammar called Kāraka - a fundamental unit of sentence or statement construction and analyze the nature of this language to show its holistic nature. It considers the complex nature of the grammar, the mental effort of the language user, and what a sentence or statement really means in this language.