Timeline

An online reference to the Little Red Book of McComas Taylor

Touch typing in Sanskrit is now a reality on a QWERTY keyboard with our nifty tool.

Sanskritdictionary.com goes live! A day to celebrate
for all Sanskrit lovers. Our labour of love begins.

Online rendition of Macdonell’s Grammar

How many ways can you say fun in Sanskrit?
Our synonym engine goes live along with
“word-across-languages”. Lots more fun!

An online interface (searchable) to the wonderful Whitney’s Grammar goes live!

Calculate the Sandhi between any two letters or words and see which Pāṇinian rules have been involved.

We publish our tool to explore Sanskrit
roots. The around 2000 dhātus in
Sanskrit can now be visually explored.

We taught a computer to speak Sanskrit (purty well!) and linked it to our dictionary.

We have created a series of Sanskrit posters for the classroom and for home.

An online reference to Macdonell’s Vedic Grammar is live!

A single place to compare grammatical references of the Vedic and Classical Grammars.

A translation and slide show detailing the 64 arts which is mentioned in various contexts in Sanskrit literature.

We added the 1st part of a grammar search to our Sanskrit dictionary.

In honour of Brāhmī whose use has spanned Asia, we got our dictionary to output Brāhmī if you wish

An international seminar on Pāṇini with one of its most erudite scholars

We were dreaming of a browser based OCR tool that could deal with Devanāgarī and mixed text too. So we had to make it happen 🙂

This one came from the thought, what are most common words of each type to learn in Sanskrit. As you can imagine a useful tool for getting up to speed.

A cross between space invaders and a Sanskrit learning. One day we were thinking it would be nice to have an animated game to teach Sandhi rules.

We’ve implemented the superb WordNet data courtesy of CFILT on our dictionary.

The 2nd international seminar on Pāṇini with Dr. Sharma.

Our Mac version of SanskritWriter has many more features most important to note is its conversational Sanskrit dictionary. Our concept was to get people composing Sanskrit on a daily basis again.

An online reference (liked to our main dictionary) of Dr. Potturu’s excellent dictionary.

An online reference to the English translation of Laghusiddhānta kaumudī by Ballantyne

An online reference to Vasu’s Ashṭādhyāyī

A ready reference sūtra by sūtra.

7 years in the woods of Sanskrit video

A searchable mirror of the digital library of India (32TB!).

A poster of the Indus Script.

64 Arts poster

Beta site for our digital Caraka project

A lecture on Sanskrit at UCT

This will be an online Sanskrit tagger. Watch this space!