[Online dictionaries and thesauri
Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit
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[Digital Dictionaries of South Asia]
Online dictionaries of a wide range of S. Asian languages. Part of the [Digital South Asia Library].
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[Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary: HTML and DICT Versions]
Base edn: Monier-Williams, M., A Sanskrit-English dictionary etymologically and philogically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-European languages, (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1899).
Base e-text: MONIER2008.ALL, Malten, Thomas, et al., Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon Project.
Citation:
1.) A \\ Sanskrit-English Dictionary by Sir Monier Monier-Williams \\ Indica et Buddhica HTML Version 0.3 RC1 \\ Conversion to HTML from Cologne Source version by \\ Richard Mahoney \\ Indica et Buddhica \\ Oxford, North Canterbury \\ 2008.
2.) A \\ Sanskrit-English Dictionary by Sir Monier Monier-Williams \\ Indica et Buddhica Dictionary Server Protocol (DICT) Version 0.3 RC1 \\ Conversion to DICT from Cologne Source version by \\ Richard Mahoney \\ Indica et Buddhica \\ Oxford, North Canterbury \\ 2008. -
[Louis Bontes' Monier Williams front end]
Mwsdd.exe is an interface to the University of Köln's digital Sanskrit project, which is a digitized form of the Monier Williams dictionary. It is a windows program which you can locally install on your PC alongside with the huge 16MB dictionary file created by the university of Köln which contains about 160.000 entries.
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[Enlarged Electronic Version of Bloomfield's Vedic Concordance]
The files contained in the freely downloadable archive presented in this site are the result of a research project undertaken by Marco Franceschini at the Department of Oriental Studies of the University of Turin: an enlarged electronic version of Bloomfield's 1906 A Vedic Concordance is now available, five years after the first electronic version of Bloomfield's original work.
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[Andre Signoret's French-Sanskrit dictionary]
[File to be downloaded: fraskt00.exe], but go to the web site above to read more about it.
An interactive French-Sanskrit dictionary and grammar in WinWord97 format. Complete, and freely available to Sanskrit scholars on the Internet. Also available at the above site: text and sound files for portions of the [Ramayana].
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[Institute of Indology and Tamil Studies, Köln: Indological resources]
Includes the searchable Monier-Williams Sanskrit English-Dictionary, Cappeller, the Tamil Text Thesaurus, the Online Tamil Lexicon, and other resources.
See especially:
1.) Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries : ``This web page provides access to some of the Sanskrit lexicons prepared by the Institute of Indology and Tamil Studies, Cologne University. ... The data is made available to scholars and students in two forms. The first form is that of scanned images of the works, which provides a convenient substitute to the physical books. The second form is a digitization of the scanned images, which permits computer-aided analyses and displays of the work.''
2.) Marking Monier: Current state of digitized Monier-Williams Dictionary, by Jim Funderburk, Honesdale, Pennsylvania & Thomas Malten, University of Cologne (May, 2008).
3.) Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Downloads. -
It comprises a Sanskrit to French dictionary, freely available as a [pdf] document, or as a browsable hypertext document, accessible through a [search index]. Each entry of the dictionary links to a grammatical tool listing its morphological productions (declensions for substantives, conjugated and participial forms for roots). This grammatical tool is accessible as a stand-alone [grammarian]. Conversely, a [lemmatiser] attempts to tag inflected forms. Various other linguistic tools are available, such as a [sandhi engine], and an experimental [Sanskrit reader], including sandhi analysis, morphological tagging, and shallow parsing. The site also provides a small [portal] of Sanskrit relevant links.
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I have written a sanskrit grammar using a semi-formal notation for reading online ... (Since it uses embeded fonts it's best viewed with IE5+. It's encoded in unicode though, so I suppose it's viewable in any browser that supports unicode.) It includes: Phonology - internal and external sandhi rules; Morphology - description of ALL roots in Whitney's ``The roots, verb-forms, and primary derivatives of the Sanskrit language'' (with basic meanings from Cappeller's A Sanskrit-English dictionary) - full paradigms (when possible) in pop-up windows - declension - conjugation - verbal nouns - pronouns - indeclinables; Syntax - with examples (sandi removed for clarity); Example texts
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[Sanskrit Dictionary Homepage]
Provides an interactive, online seach Sanskrit-English and English-Sanskrit facility. Find the meaning of that verb! How do you say "net" in Sanskrit? Again, highly recommended.
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A preliminary version of the Critical Pali Dictionary is now back online: cf. Jonathan Silk's message to the INDOLOGY list.
Tamil
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Tamil online dictionaries and other important resources are available at the [Institute of Indology and Tamil Studies, Köln: Indological resources].
Tibetan
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[Dictionary of Tibetan Buddhist Terms]
The dictionary was written by Erik Shmidt (aka Erik Padma Kunsang) of Rangjung Yeshe Publications. It is hosted on the web-site of Nitartha International, the Tibetan teachings preservation project.
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