In this language reference app, users explore Sanskrit verb forms and Dhatu with detailed collections and transliteration options. Includes over 2,180 Dhatu entries, 30,000 verb forms, and multiple transliteration schemes.
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About Sanskrit Dhatu 360°
Sanskrit Dhatu 360° is developed by AIEUN LABS® to bridge contemporary technology with the divine Sanskrit language.
Sanskrit Dhatu 360° is a one stop Mobile App that offers users with an all round experience of Sanskrit Verb forms and Dhatu. This app caters to all users from a Sanskrit beginner to a scholar. This App offers,
धातुरूपमञ्जरी - An extensive collection of about 2180 dhatu-s, its root, शब्दार्थः, english meaning, गणः, पदम्, कर्मकः, कृदन्तप्रत्ययः and तिङन्तप्रत्ययः.
क्रियाप्रयोगाः - A comprehensive list of over 30,000 verb forms used in various ancient Indian scriptures, its english meaning and references in different scriptures based on the Verbs extract from DC Monier Williams Dictionary.
The App Now has options to view in IAST-Roman, SLP-1 and Harvard Kyoto transliteration schemes as well.
Sanskrit Dhatu 360° is a one stop Mobile App that offers users with an all round experience of Sanskrit Verb forms and Dhatu. This app caters to all users from a Sanskrit beginner to a scholar. This App offers,
धातुरूपमञ्जरी - An extensive collection of about 2180 dhatu-s, its root, शब्दार्थः, english meaning, गणः, पदम्, कर्मकः, कृदन्तप्रत्ययः and तिङन्तप्रत्ययः.
क्रियाप्रयोगाः - A comprehensive list of over 30,000 verb forms used in various ancient Indian scriptures, its english meaning and references in different scriptures based on the Verbs extract from DC Monier Williams Dictionary.
The App Now has options to view in IAST-Roman, SLP-1 and Harvard Kyoto transliteration schemes as well.
