The Sanskrit Dictionary
Editor's Note: Readers please be noted that this Sanskrit Dictionary has been arranged according to the phonetic sounds rather than letters. There is a vast difference between English and Sanskrit alphabet. There are certain sounds which have no equivalent letters in English. For example, gna (as in gnana), sha (as in shanmukha), sa (as in sastra), dh (dhadhichi), r^ (as in ritu), lla (as in kalaa), au (as in aushadhi) and so on. For easy reference and the convenience of English readers, we have rearranged the Sanskrit words in the order of English Alphabet to the extent possible. So, when you search for specific words, look for the approximately sounding letters. This dictionary contains most commonly used words, but it is not complete.
You may search the words alphabet wise
Suggestions for Further Reading
- Origin and Development of Sanskrit
- Online Dictionaries
- Sanskrit - Best Selected Websites
- The Interest of European Scientists in Indian Calendar and Chronology
- Yin and Yang, and the Hindu Connection
- Sanskrit Language: Was It Tampered With?
- The History of Bharata or India According to Indian Astronomy
- Literary Evidence in The Construction of Indian History
- Common words of Indo-European languages
- Historical Relationship Between Sanskrit and Hittite
- Siva and Bhavani
- History of Sanskrit - A Review of Sanskrit Like English Words
- Sanskrit and English Relationship
- Hinduism - Gods and Goddess in the Vedas
- Origin and development of Sanskrit
- Information on Sanskrit and Indo European Languages
- Rig Veda translation by Griffith, Introduction
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