Sanskrit - all in one

Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj

About this app

Sanskrit all in one app
This application is dedicated to providing an all-round experience of the Sanskrit
Language for both beginners and scholars alike. It takes into account all aspects of
the ancient and greatest treasure given to the world by ancient India.

It takes into account the main four spheres of the language which includes Dhatu, Pratyay, Dictionary and Ashtadhyayi.

Dhatu
An extensive collection of Tigant Forms of over 2000 root verbs which
includes the following features;
- Gan –
- Padam - Aatmanepadam or Parasmaipadam
- Akarmakah or Sakarmakah
- Verb meanings in Sanskrit, Hindi and English
The Verbs are searchable through the root verb and the Tigant Forms
as well for example, abhavtam, menire in sanskrit words. which enhances the practical use of the
application.

Pratyay
With the features in Dhatu included, the application shows the how the root verb
changes in conjunction with 11 various pratyay

Dictionary
Includes the following Dictionaries;
- Vachspatyam
- Shabdakalpdrum
- Amarkosh
- Sanskrit - hindi kosh

Ashtadhyayi

With the following commentaries;
- Mahabhashyam
- Tattvabodhini
- Balmanorama
- Siddhantkaumudi
- Padmanjari
- Nyasa
- Kashika

Extra features in the application are;
- Ganpath – A comprehensive list of words
- Aakhyat Chandrika – An extended list of verbs and meanings
that also shows other verbs with the same meaning.

Ratings and reviews

Namaste, This is a very good Sanskrit dictionary app, maybe one of the best. However, one feature that will be very helpful would be creating flashcards from the words, and/or adding words to personal lists so that we can review them later, memorize and practice . This is very useful and this feature is available in most good English dictionary apps. Kindly see if you can provide it here. Thanks

Excellent app for learners who have some very basic knowledge about Sanskrit, but it would be better if they include some more features for beginners who are learning from scrap, such as different forms of basic and everyday words, everyday conversation etc.

This is great collection to learn Sanskrit... Very well organized, easy references to related topics, and didn't ask for any unnecessary permissions. This is exactly what a difference a temple can make by not having vested interests.