Sanskrit is the ancient most language written in Devnagri i.e. Hindi script.
There is no specific date available in History but is said to be learnt from Rishis by Shruti, meaning by hearing. Later that was adopted to write the Vedas and from the date Vedas are written and read, Sanskrit was recognised.
Sanskrit
Sanskrit was the language of high caste people like Brahmins in the history. As Brahmins know it well, many of our Vedas, epics are written in Sanskrit. So, it was always language of choice.
chandani चांदनी = menaing 'Moonlight' in Hindi is written as shown on the left extreme in Devanagari characters. This script is common for Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi and Nepali.
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kings of Kashmir, written in Sanskrit by Kashmiri Brahman Kalhaṇa in 12th century CE.
dincharya in sanskrit
Sanskrit (India)
Sanskrit is written in the Devanagari script, which is also used by Hindi, Marathi, Nepali & Pali languages.The word 'Sanskrit' is written as Samskrutam , संस्कृतंin Devanagari (pronounced sanskRtam).
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Sanskrit is an ancient Indian language that is often studied for its historical and cultural significance. For example, one could say, "The ancient religious texts of Hinduism, such as the Vedas and Upanishads, were composed in Sanskrit."
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That's because Sanskrit is the language they were originally written in. 'Mantra' is itself a Sanskrit word. Sanskrit is believed to be the language the Hindu Gods used to write and converse, and hence the 'divine sound' or 'cosmic sound' that 'resonates throughout the universe' (Aum) is also written in Sanskrit.
R. N. Aralikatti has written: 'Spoken Sanskrit in India' -- subject(s): Sanskrit language, Sentences, Spoken Sanskrit
The word "Holi" in Sanskrit is written as "होली".
Jochen Mertens has written: 'Die Sanskrit-Inschriften von Bat Chum (Kambodscha)' -- subject(s): Epic poetry, Sanskrit, History and criticism, Inscriptions, Sanskrit, Sanskrit Epic poetry, Sanskrit Inscriptions, Translations into German
Bertil Tikkanen has written: 'The Sanskrit gerund' -- subject(s): Gerund, Sanskrit language
Vidyakara has written: 'An anthology of Sanskrit court poetry' -- subject(s): Sanskrit poetry (Collections)