Links to Sanskrit resources

[Sunder Hattangadi]

In case some new members/readers have misseda visit to this site -

 

Links to Sanskrit resources:

 

http://sanskrit.uohyd.ernet.in/Heritage/portal.html

 

 

 

Regards,

 

sunder

 

 

 

[amba kulkarni]

 Links to Sanskrit resources

Sunder Hattangadi <sun...@yahoo.com> Jul 25 02:50PM -0700  

Hello Sunder,
 
This is a mirror of the Heritage site at http://sanskrit.inria.fr

So for the latest updates I would advise you to  visit the original site: http://sanskrit.inria.fr/portal.html

Thanks and regards,
Amba Kulkarni

[Hnbhat B.R.]

On Sat, Jul 28, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Subhash <subh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is there a way by which, any verb form can be looked up to find
a) the root (dhatu)
b) weather it goes by aatmane pada or parasmai pada ?
c) which gaNa does it belong to?

I do not understand you intention. If you get a form, you can analyze the root and gana with this link:

http://tdil-dc.in/san/morph/index_dit.html

to get the details you required as below for the form you mentioned.

आशास्महे 

आशास्महे=आङ्_शास्1{कर्तरि;लट्;उ;बहु;आत्मनेपदी;शासुँ;अदादिः}

Or the reverse, if you know the root, you can get the required form from this site:

http://tdil-dc.in/san/skt_gen/verb/verb_gen.html

but without prefixes. You have to add it.

आङ: शासु इच्छायाम्। आशास्ते। आयुराशास्ते। आशासाते।

If you know how to conjugate, you can use this site through the index, the root you want and navigate to the page:

http://sanskrit1.ccv.brown.edu/Sanskrit/Vyakarana/Dhatupatha/mdhvindx/disp/mdhv_index.html

you can find the relevant page for the verb you asked for

http://sanskrit1.ccv.brown.edu/Sanskrit/Vyakarana/Dhatupatha/mdhvscan/disp/index.php?page=385

with important forms given.

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[vishal jaiswal]

I would like to have a text or pdf document of all the ashtadhyayi
sutras in sequential order. I tried searching online, but usually the
sutras are with explanations.
I just wanted the sutras as a reference in an ordered list.
No english transliteration, just the Devanagari script please.
Something like this,
1.1.1 <sutra text>
1.1.2 <sutra text>
...
1.2.1<sutra text>
...
2.1.1<sutra text>
...
until the end of the 8th.

By the way, sanskrit text does not display many conjuncts in the kindle.
It is always with the halanths for the half consonant. Can this be
fixed? Or the only option is to create a pdf?
I hope someone can help.
Thanks!
Vishal

[Sunder Hattangadi]

http://sanskritdocuments.org/all_pdf/aShTAdhyAyI.pdf

Regards,

sunder

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[vishal jaiswal]

Thank you so much, Sunder!
Is it also possible to get the word document or text document from which
this pdf was made?
Because, when searching for the sutra number in the pdf on the computer,
it is easier to enter roman numbers to search (eg 3.2.1 instead of
entering devanagari)
I can use devanagari, but this will be a bit faster.
So if I can get the text, then I can change all the sutra numbers & ask
on here, if someone can convert that into a pdf again.
Thanks,
Vishal

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[Sita Raama]

Vishal, 

I presume you have windows machine, 

Install Itranslator on your machine. You can get it from here http://www.omkarananda-ashram.org/Sanskrit/Itranslt.html

Go to this link 

http://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_z_misc_major_works/aShTAdhyAyI.itx 

copy from 

1\.1\.1 vR^iddhirAdaich .
1\.1\.2 ade~N guNaH .

Copy from here to last sutra. Paste into Itranslator. and press the convert button. That would produce devanagari text which you can copy and paste it to word document. 

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[Jonathan Da Fonseca]

With my deep respect

I send to you what I did receive from the group

[Sunder Hattangadi]

Namaste,

 

    Att. files as you requested.

 

Regards,

 

sunder

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[Vishvas Vasuki]

 

If you get a form, you can analyze the root and gana with this link:

http://tdil-dc.in/san/morph/index_dit.html

 

to get the details you required as below for the form you mentioned.

आशास्महे 

आशास्महे=आङ्_शास्1{कर्तरि;लट्;उ;बहु;आत्मनेपदी;शासुँ;अदादिः}

For what its worth, I liked it so I created a Firefox search engine plugin. (like others here; though my attempts at repeating the feat for subanta generators listed in the page failed.)