The Nighantu And The Nirukta Gita Press Sri Aurobindo finds similarity between

Sri Aurobindo finds similarity between Indian Renaissance and Irish Renaissance and Chattopadhyaya very elaborately brings out similarities between these two countries

As opposed to the above-mentioned impression my thesis is: Despite a lot of mostly well-known differences

Sambandha-Vartika of Suresvaracarya

to assess and compare those contributions so that proper evaluation of Sri Aurobindo's distinctiveness can be made

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The Nighantu And The Nirukta Gita Press Sri Aurobindo finds similarity betweenThe Nighantus are the glossaries or lists of rare and obscure words occurring in the Vedic hymns. According to Yaska they were collected and classified by the descendants of ancient sages for the easier understanding of the Vedic texts. The Nirukta is a famous work of Yaska. It is the oldest Indian Treatise on Etymology, Philology and Semantics. This being a commentary on the Nighantus, collection of obscure words which tradition ascribes also to