Shabdakalpadruma | Sanskrit

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About this app

Developed By:- Shruti Jha
Directed By:- Prof. Madan Mohan Jha

Shabdakalpadruma on Android provides a learning experience as never before.This App has Sanskrit words and their meanings with reference that are intuitive and relevant for the continuously evolving learning needs of today’s kids and adults. Keeping that in mind,words are handpicked.Shabdakalpadruma on Android is infectious; once glued - the quest of Knowledge will never end.

The app works in completely offline mode.

If you haven’t tried or tried but are still looking; check it out, NOW!"
Shabdakalpadruma has Sanskrit words and their meanings with reference.
Updated on
12 Nov 2023

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546 reviews
ग्रीष्म गुरागाञी
16 July 2020
It is very useful for us , the student, teacher, scholar etc.who are closest to Sanskrit. This is the inalienable contribution in the Sanskrit field. Since, Sanskrit language is the reservoir of vast and myriad words, this apps is to be updated regularly or word's updating feature must be available here so that user himself will also update the new words which is not mentioned here yet. Here, we can't found a lots of word that we need. Please establish this app as a abundant resource of words.
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A Google user
15 January 2019
No doubt its a very good work. You helped us greatly. But for more eassy access sake, a suggestion. Now the shlokas are in a pyaragraph (Gadya) form. It will be much more eassy if it is given in a shloka form it self. Means, in two lines one after another with / and // signs at the end. And please try to give the whole text as soon as possible. Even there are many spelling mistakes (akshara skhalitya) found. Namaste
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A Google user
9 October 2018
Its the worst app but easy to use. The meanings are not sufficient. It should be provided in English and Hindi so that those who are studying sanskrit for the first time it will be easy for them. In this only sanskrit scholar can understand what's written.
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Srujan Jha
srujanjha.jha@gmail.com
A 203 TEJASWINI ENCLAVE TAKKA ROAD, NEAR GANGARAM CINEMA, OLD PANVAL RAIGARH Mumbai, Maharashtra 410206 India

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