Abstract
This article deals with the relationship between the languages of the peoples of Central Asia and Sanskrit. These relations are based on the study of common sources of Turkic (Uzbek) Buddhist (Sanskrit) literature, the study of Sanskrit with Sogdian, Old Turkic and Uyghur languages, bilingual “texts written in two languages (translation)” and the analysis of articles on bilingualism “Sogd-Sanskrit”, “Turkish-Sanskrit”, “Uyghur-Sanskrit” and the conclusions of scientific speeches. The researches of European scientists on this study is analyzed.
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