Speculation as to why chandas style of expression was chosen by the pitr-s of many present-day Bharatam Janam - pūrve yajnikāh - need not detain this monograph which is focussed on the delineation of the characteristics of Indian sprachbund (language union). It has also been noted by Kuiper that there are many Munda words in Samskritam (also in Rigveda), thus making such words integral to the sprachbund. In the course of matching Indus writing hieroglyphs with Mleccha (Meluhha) glosses deemed to connote parole (meluhha/mleccha) of Indian sprachbund, many words and expressions have been identified which match the semantic prosody (chandas) in Rigvedic mantras (for example, glosses such as ayas 'metal alloy', ibha 'elephant'). French parole means: "voice", "spoken words". See: Dharma unites Bauddha, Jaina and Hindu.
An essential semantic unity governed all the languages of Indian sprachbund consistent with dharma-dhamma which united many philosophical streams such as Hindu, Jaina or Bauddham giving Bharatam Janam a distinctive identity.
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