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A language from which modern-day Hindi is derived?

Modern-day Hindi is derived from Sanskrit and Prakrit.

Here's a breakdown:

* Sanskrit: It's the ancient language of India, considered the root of many modern Indian languages. Hindi borrows heavily from Sanskrit for its vocabulary, grammar, and religious terminology.

* Prakrit: These were a group of vernacular languages that evolved from Sanskrit and were widely spoken in ancient India. Hindi emerged from a specific group of Prakrit languages known as Apabhramsha.

So, while Sanskrit is the ultimate ancestor, Hindi's immediate source is the Apabhramsha Prakrit languages.

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