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Fewer Words, Not Fewer Tokens: Measuring the Sanskrit Tokenization Penalty per Proposition
Sanskrit fuses case, number, person and tense into word endings and chains clauses into compounds, so it is information-dense per word. Whether that density survives subword tokenization is a separate question, to be asked per unit of meaning rather than per word. On identical FLORES-200 devtest con
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