Apabhramsa was a stage in the evolution of Indo- Aryan languages, bridging the gap between Prakrit and modern Indo-Aryan languages.
The term apabhramsa was used in medieval Sanskrit texts to denote
Asked in UPPCS Prelims 1996 · Topic: Delhi Sultanate: Literature (Emergence and Growth of Regional Vernacular Literature (e.g., Hindavi))
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Answer: C. early forms of some of the modern Indian lan‐ guages
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