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"ABSTRACTSanskrit is the oldest member of the Indo-Aryan group within the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family. The oldest form of Sanskrit known as Vedic, dates from the middle of the second millennium BC. Since the middle of the fi rst millennium BC, the later form of Sanskrit, known as Classical Sanskrit, has been the language of thousands of books and treatises on a variety of literary, religious, scientific, philosophical, and artistic topics. As a result of the use of Sanskrit for more than three millennia on the one hand, and the wide variety of Sanskrit texts on the other, Sanskrit lexical treasure has become one of the richest in the world. What follows is a brief survey of Sanskrit word-formation processes."

"This paper gives a brief outline of Persian plural markers from a historical point of view. It starts with an overview of Old Persian nominal inflection, and goes on with the emergence of plural markers in Middle Persian. Then New Persian plural markers, from the early Islamic period to the present, will be discussed. Arabic-based plural suffixes and such phenomena as irregular plurals and double plurals will also be touched upon."