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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Panini fl. 400 B.C. Indian grammarian. His Ashtadhyayi, one of the first works of descriptive linguistics, presents grammatical rules for Sanskrit.
WordNet 3.0
- n. Indian grammarian whose grammatical rules for Sanskrit are the first known example of descriptive linguistics (circa 400 BC)
Examples
“The champion was someone called Panini – their second victory, no less – whose effort ran:”
“The winner, we've decided, was someone called Panini, whose wonderful effort read:”
“I prepared it with my stove top grill pan aka Panini Maker minus $100, purchased from Sur La Sears, a store that sells fine cooking utensils in the U.S.”
“This new Mobile Texting technology called Panini named in the honour of the well known ancient Sanskrit Grammarian who lived 2500 years ago, is from a Noida based Indian startup myMobile Ergonomics.”
“He's a perfectionist," says Barnard, a food writer and author of cookbooks such as Panini and Short ”
“But issuers such as Panini and Upper Deck have their followers too, and you may prefer the style of those cards.”
“But issuers such as Panini and Upper Deck have their followers too, and you might prefer the style of those cards.”
“There's no room for them anymore with all the products being pumped out by the major companies such as Panini, but a guy can always wish right?”
“Panini has just launched its first-ever Women's World Cup sticker collection with huge success, selling 4.5m packets in Germany.”
The Guardian: Planet Sport: LeBron James feels the heat after losing NBA Finals
“For more casual eating there is a Panini menu with roast Porchetta ($16) or slow-roasted short ribs and gorgonzola ($18).”
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