Vak - a new programming language in sanskrit

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Vidyadheesh Pandurangi

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Sep 4, 2026, 11:18:54 PM (7 days ago) Sep 4
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Dear Sanskrit enthusiasts and well-wishers,

I am happy to share वाक् (Vāk), an open-source programming language that explores the use of Sanskrit and Pāṇinian grammatical principles in programming-language design.

Vāk goes beyond simply translating programming keywords into Sanskrit. It explores how concepts such as कारक (Kāraka) and semantic roles can contribute to computational thinking and programming.

The project is intended as an experiment at the intersection of Sanskrit, Computational Linguistics, and Computer Science, with potential applications in education and further research.

🌐 Explore Vāk:

I would be grateful for your feedback, suggestions, and scholarly perspectives on this initiative.

जयतु संस्कृतम् । जयतु भारतम् ।
प्रीतोऽस्तु कृष्ण प्रभो । 🙏

Warm regards,
Prof. Vidyadheesh J. Pandurangi

BVK Sastry (G-S-Pop)

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Sep 5, 2026, 7:17:55 AM (7 days ago) Sep 5
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Namaste Vidyadheesh Pandurangi

 

1. Congratulations for the good work done and shared. There is a long way to go !

  W3C school model is good interface for practice.

 

2. Where are you located ? pl. share a phone number to interact.

    I don’t get the meaning of some of the observations on the site   like  

 

 

Regards

BVK Sastry

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Bijoy Misra

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Sep 5, 2026, 7:56:40 AM (7 days ago) Sep 5
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Dear Prof Vidyadheesh,
This is an interesting achievement.  I offer congratulations.
Please proceed to let the code deal with speech units
having pitch and tone.  Let new maps emerge.  
How do you operate, are you a team?
Best regards,
Bijoy Misra


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