This Python module provides functions to handle and manipulate various aspects of Sanskrit grammar, including word generation, prefixes (Upasarga), suffixes (Pratyaya), verb conjugation, noun declension, Sandhi (joining words), Sandhi Vechheda (splitting words), and tense identification.
This is a programming language based on world’s first language, Sanskrit. Designed to demonstrate basic programming constructs such as arithmetic operations, conditionals, loops, Functions and more.
This is a project designed to use the power of the state of the art natural language processing algorithm GPT3 by openai for translating English texts to Sanskrit and vice versa.
Click-to-Quote with Variables JS
A book of notes on Samskrita grammar and literature.
Sandhify (सन्धीराट्) — a rule-based, Paninian Sanskrit sandhi engine that deterministically applies Ashtadhyayi sutras to produce fully sandhified sentences, a boundary summary table, and a step-by-step prakriya (derivation) with exact sutra citations. It includes a Streamlit web UI, multi-script transliteration (Aksharamukha), and a Python API for
A phonosemantic grounding framework that uses Sanskrit articulatory phonology to create physically grounded AI embeddings. Includes clustering experiments on 150 Sanskrit verbal roots and a 10-dimensional coordinate system derived from speech production anatomy.
A high-performance unified Sanskrit NLP parser for Padaccheda (word segmentation), morphological analysis, lexicon lookup, Akshara breakdown, Google translate Integration, multi-script transliteration, and an embeddable web reader plugin.
This HTML code creates a web page for a Sanskrit Sandhi tool, using HTML for layout, CSS for appearance, and JavaScript to process inputs, call the Gemini API for results, and display them.
The project for the summer course Understanding Natural Languages: Samskrita as a Case Study
Open source lightweight Sanskrit language model optimized for CPU, edge devices, and offline inference.
Documenting my journey of learning Sanskrit
Learn Sanskrit with Flash cards
A repository for Maharshi Panini's great works, also called adyochcharanam. It includes, Ashtadhyayi, DhatuPatha, GanaPatha, UnadiKosha, Linganushasham, Shiksha. This is first attempt to make everyone read this wonderful text for people who can not read Devanagari text.
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