Abstract
Although the pronunciation of the Vedic words is very similar to the classical pronunciations, there are variations in those rules from place to place, time to time, and people to people. Sometimes this change is absorbed by the new scriptures and sometimes it is rejected. Sometimes new practices are adopted. In this context, it can be said that in some areas of Sanskrit literature, the root sounds of Sanskrit words have changed during lingual changes. It can be seen that the sounds in the Vedas were used according to a certain rule according to which the sounds were prevalent. But those phonemes have been narrowed down to some extent in classical Sanskrit literature. There are several questions come to mind. When, How, and Why the changes come into existence. Deep research can only clarify the issue.
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