Below is a table displaying a number of these loans. Currently some of the etymologies are being referenced to an Urdu dictionary so that Gujarati's singular masculine o corresponds to Urdu ā, neuter ũ groups into ā as Urdu has no neuter gender, and Urdu's Persian z is not upheld in Gujarati and corresponds to j or jh. In contrast to modern Persian, the pronunciation of these loans into Gujarati and other Indo-Aryan languages, as well as that of Indian-recited Persian, seems to be in line with Persian spoken in Afghanistan and Central Asia, perhaps 500 years ago.[60]
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lexicon.uni-koeln.de/by far carries almost all the available Sanskritdictionaries to English/French/Latin/Sanskrit and otherspecialized dictionaries related to Sanskrit literature.
Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon (CDSL) containssearchable access to the Monier Williams Sanskrit Dictionary,with selectable items for Capellars Sanskrit Dictionary, Tamil andPahlavi dictionaries. Both searches with Sanskrit/Tamil/Pahlaviand English words are allowed. An improved version of the searchfor just Sanskrit words for English meaning is available at Monier Williams Online Sanskrit English Dictionarywhich allows Sanskrit word input in Kyoto, SLP1, and Itranstransliterations, and output in Devanagari Unicode, Harvard-Kyoto,ITRANS, Roman Unicode, Roman CSX, Roman Manjushree CSX formats. An advanced search covers Sanskrit and Englishword searches with maximum of "All" word displaysin different formats. Other digitized editions and scannedimages of Sanskrit-English/German dictionaries are available at CologneDigital Sanskrit Dictionaries. The web page provides Sanskritlexicons prepared by the Institute of Indology and Tamil Studies,Cologne University. The advanced M-W site feature gives the declension of the stem, or givesthe stem and declension if you input the inflected stem. The Monier William's dictionary in HTML textformat is prepared by Richard Mahoney.
As a part of activities of Sanskrit Research Institute under the guidance ofAuroville and SAIIER - Sri Aurobindo International Institute of Educational Research, a major Sanskrit Dictionary online project has been undertaken at In addition to the Sanskrit Dictionary project in large scale, their projects consist of Sanskrit Reference Tools,Sandhi Invaders,Word Frequency Tool,Root Explorer,Synonym Explorer,Brahmi Output,online Sanskrit OCR at image input based ,Sanskrit Text to Speech (Sanskrit speech recognition),2016 Panini Workshop,64 Arts,Sanskrit Posters,Sanskrit Writer,Web Based Sanskrit Parser,Sanskrit Archive,Panini Research Tool et cetera. The projects are led by Dr. Martin Gluckman. has listed thousands of words from scriptures presented on ISKCON sites such as , . Each word is linked to the locations they occur in the text source so one can get verse and the context they are used in.Stardict and compatible utilities ColorDict, GoldenDict, GoldenDict paid et cetera allow various dictionaries to be installed as Android and MacOS applications in phone. For Sanskrit Dictionaries, a Sanskrit Dictionary Updater is prepared by friends in Sanskrit programmers/coders group led by Vishwas Vasuki. The dictionary indices are maintained bystardict-sanskrit , sanskritcode groups. At present (May 2019), "the indices allow for 113+ dictionaries in the following languages to be installed: Sanskrit, pALi, hindI, marathi, punjabi/ panjabi, nepali, oriya/ odiya, assamese/ Asamiya, kannaDa, telugu, tamiL / tamizh, malayalam, sinhala/ sinhalese, greek, latin, english which you can search with the native script as well as with intuitive devanAgarI and roman transliterations." The user has to select which dictionaries to install and update carefully as there are host of them.The Sanskrit Library site has an integrated dictionary page at provides access to 43 dictionaries most of which were developed ina collaborative project with CDSL funded by a joint program of theU.S. NEH and the German DFG and now available at both sites. TheSanskrit Library interface includes several additional lexicalsources. Although the default page shows just four dictionaries,additional dictionaries are displayed by adding them in thepreferences/dictionaries menu.Jim Funderburk has prepared avideo tutorial, "describing installation of local version of Monier-Williams English-Sanskrit Dictionaryfrom Cologne Sanskrit-Lexicon. Also describes installation of Server2go for the Windows OS." See other uploads by him.
Here is alist of abbreviations and symbols used in Monier Williams Sanskrit English dictionary.Word list from Monier Williams' Sanskrit dictionary, shabda sa.ngraha :ITX PDF UNICODE 1 2Ajit Krishnan'sMudgala kosha, a searchable compilation of various dictionaries including Monier William's and Apte'sdictionaries with additional grammar utilities will be an excellent addition to your Sanskrit learning. Explore the site of various scanned books and software includingmobile applications for Sanskrit dictionaries. The Apps are kept at , along with installation instructions.SanDic - Sanskrit-English Dictionary prepared by Artem Novikov. novikovag at
gmail.com. The electronic version isbased on three dictionaries:Apte Vaman Shivaram (Revised and enlarged edition of Prin. V. S. Apte's The practical Sanskrit-English dictionary)Macdonell (A practical Sanskrit dictionary with transliteration, accentuation, and etymological analysis throughout)Monier Williams (Sanskrit-English Dictionary).All files for the dictionary are available at: -Patha - Sanskrit-English Dictionary, a Collection of verbal roots with final forms. Compiled by MandalaPati dasa (Petrovsky Vladislav). mandala.pati at
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Devanagari and English search is available through whole data-base.
All files for downloading (esp. "sandic.db") are available at:
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The above file is further extended at withdefinitions of the Monier-Williams dictionary (indicated with an *=) and the ISKCON Vedabase (marked*V) and (partly) adapted to the transliteration used
atsrimadbhagavatam.org (see also mwreport.html).Louis Bontes' PC-based dictionary utility for Monier William's digitized dictionary at Cologne is available at Michael Bunk's Monier William's utility is at -
leipzig.de/dictd as an alternative toCologne version. .The scanned images of entire Monier Williams Sanskrit English dictionary are available atSripedia MW as a part of Million Books Project. ContactS. Sriram for more details on the Sripedia project and if you would like to volunteer for proofreading other documents. Also readcontent the scanned Sanskrit books atSanskrit section. Download of large files arerequired.A PDF version of the dictionary scanned atSripedia MW is made available in two parts of 105MB each.Digital Dictionaries of South Asia project at University of Chicago plans to include foursearchable Sanskrit Dictionaries. The dictionary by Arthur Anthony Macdonell,A practical Sanskrit dictionary with transliteration, accentuation, and etymological analysis throughout isavailable.
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sanskritvoice.com, Seshu Karthik Tanveer has developed asearchable widget, and a facebook application for the dictionary. As on the original site, itallows lookup for a Sanskrit phrase, or a reverse-lookup of an English word.For etymology searches related to Sanskrit (Skt),
visitetymonline.com,Wikipedia entry on Etymology with Sanskrit category and links,Nirukta, explanation, etymological interpretation,The Nighantu and the Nirukta, the oldest Indian treatise on etymology, philology andsementics,a list_of_English_words_of_Sanskrit_origin,Word Origins,downlodable Nirukta text at Maharshi University,encoded Nirukta text by Tokunaga available at Gretil,Indo-European etymological dictionary.Chetan Pandey has developed a Sanskrit-English dictionary utility
atwww.sktUtils.com. It also contains a Transliterator - including Conversion Via Files Upload - Sandhi Engine, Pratyahara Decoder andMetric Analyzer.There is an effort in "wikifying" the dictionaries and consolidating dictionary links
atsa.wiktionary.org/wiki/. The initial collection is taken from Sanskrit Documents site, the unicode file provided above"dictionary/glossary file." The links are nicely categorized as : Sanskrit dictionaries, yoga glossary, Ayurveda dictionary, Grammar (vyAkaraNa), dictionary,Logic (tarka) dictionaries, self introspection (Atmachintanasya) related words, Dhatupatha (Panini) dictionary, Sanskrit-French glossary, Collection of Sanskrit sentences(saralasa.nskR^itavAkya kosha), Sankhyakarika shabdakosha et cetera. The problem exists with such "collective" efforts : Who will maintain the quality while"copy-pasting" the files, books, and (missing) links from difference sources? See for example "AyurvedIya sa.nskR^itshabdakosha."Apte Sanskrit to English online searchable Dictionary is based on ``The Practical Sanskrit-EnglishDictionary'' of Vaman Shivaram Apte. An improved English to Sanskrit dictionary is available atCologne.Monier Williams dictionary is also available on a CD
atsudarshana.org at a nominal cost or advertised as Free at
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