Pāṇini is an ancient Indian text on the formation of words and the development of grammar. It was written in the Vedic language, and is considered the first work on the science of language and grammar. It is also a very important text for the study of the history of language and the formation of grammar. The text is divided into two parts, the Bhaswati and the Brahmaswati. The Bhaswati contains the chapters 1 to 5, and the Brahmaswati contains the chapters 6 to 10. Each chapter contains many subchapters, and in each subchapter, there are a number of examples of words and sentences. Each example is illustrated with a lot of beautiful illustrations. The subchapters of the Bhaswati and the Brahmaswati are not the same. In the Bhaswati, there are a great deal of examples that are related to the formation of words and the development of grammar. In the Brahmaswati, there are examples of words that are formed from the combination of letters. There are a number of chapters in the Bhaswati and the Brahmaswati that are not divided into subchapters. These chapters are called Unadisutra, and they are divided into two sections, the first part is called the Samvatsaram, and the second part is called the Vatsyayam. The Samvatsaram contains examples of words that are used to describe the characteristics of a person, the characteristics of an animal, the characteristics of a plant, and the characteristics of an object.