A fully OFFLINE English to Sanskrit Dictionary/Thesaurus

Offline Sanskrit dictionary with hundreds of thousands of terms. More are being added regularly. The terms have been extracted from various online sources including e-books, websites, etc.

*** Please note that this is a dictionary (or a "thesaurus" to be more accurate). THIS IS NOT A SENTENCE TRANSLATOR!! You will get nowhere entering whole sentences in English/Sanskrit and expecting a translation. Sanskrit is a classical Indian language with varying interpretations and written forms, and adding the feature in an OFFLINE app would require gigabytes of space on your device to store the vocab and mnemonic database! That is why Google Translator is an ONLINE app. We have seen many people rating our app down because of this misunderstanding.

WHAT'S NEW:

* Updated the app interface to material design.

* Fixed many issues related to the GUI.

FEATURES:

* A MASSIVE database of words!

* Very FAST with lesser memory footprint.

* Completely OFFLINE and no internet is required for this app.

* MORE words/features being added!

* By the dictionary databases it uses, the app size is rather SMALL.

* MULTIPLE Sanskrit terms/synonyms.

* It is FREE! :)

* Send results via E-MAIL.

* COPY TO CLIPBOARD to use (paste) in another app.

* You can apply THEMES to the app with different color schemes.

ABOUT SANSKRIT TO ENGLISH KEYPAD:

* Tapping on the "SANS KP" at the bottom of the main screen will open the "Sanskrit to English Keypad". If you have not purchased it yet, it opens the Play Store in-app purchase option at the bottom where you can buy it.

* Entering the desired Sanskrit term using the keypad and tapping on OK button will show the corresponding English on main screen.

* You can change the button text from Latin to Devanagari scripts and vice versa. Please use the button that says "LAT" or "DEV" on the keypad.

* Entering Devanagari text on the main screen search box using the Google Hindi keyboard will not work. You MUST use the Sanskrit to English Keypad for this feature.

* Long pressing the vowel buttons will print their "matra" instead. Long pressing the "<<" button will erase the whole word instead of one character at a time. Please try long pressing the available buttons to discover more!

HOW TO REACH US?

* Please feel free to contact us on our customer support email ID: for any queries or concerns on this app. Please put this app's name "English-Sanskrit Dictionary" on your email subject line so that we can understand that your email is for this app.

* We might not respond to your email instantly as we receive a pile of emails about requests and support, but we will reply to you as soon as possible.

* For a general feedback we welcome you to leave your ratings and reviews on our Google Play listing page.

Many thanks for your downloads and +5 ratings! ;D

Introduction

An English-Sanskrit dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, scholars, and practitioners of Sanskrit, the ancient Indo-Aryan language that is the foundation of Hinduism, Buddhism, and other Indian religions and philosophies. Sanskrit is also the source of many words in modern Indian languages such as Hindi, Marathi, and Bengali.

Features

A good English-Sanskrit dictionary will typically include the following features:

* Headwords: The main entries in the dictionary, which are typically English words or phrases.

* Sanskrit equivalents: The Sanskrit translation of the headword, given in both Devanagari script and Roman transliteration.

* Grammatical information: The part of speech of the Sanskrit equivalent, as well as any relevant declensions or conjugations.

* Etymology: The origin of the Sanskrit word, often tracing it back to its Proto-Indo-European root.

* Examples: Sentences or phrases that illustrate the usage of the Sanskrit word in context.

Types

There are two main types of English-Sanskrit dictionaries:

* Monolingual dictionaries: These dictionaries provide definitions of Sanskrit words in Sanskrit. They are typically used by advanced students and scholars who are already proficient in the language.

* Bilingual dictionaries: These dictionaries provide translations of Sanskrit words into English. They are typically used by beginners and intermediate students who are still learning the language.

Usage

English-Sanskrit dictionaries can be used for a variety of purposes, including:

* Translating texts: Dictionaries can be used to translate Sanskrit texts into English or vice versa.

* Learning vocabulary: Dictionaries can be used to learn new Sanskrit words and phrases.

* Understanding grammar: Dictionaries can be used to learn about Sanskrit grammar and syntax.

* Researching etymology: Dictionaries can be used to research the origins of Sanskrit words.

Conclusion

An English-Sanskrit dictionary is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in learning or using Sanskrit. By providing translations, grammatical information, and etymological insights, dictionaries can help users to understand and appreciate the richness and complexity of this ancient language.

A fully OFFLINE English to Sanskrit Dictionary/Thesaurus

Offline Sanskrit dictionary with hundreds of thousands of terms. More are being added regularly. The terms have been extracted from various online sources including e-books, websites, etc.

*** Please note that this is a dictionary (or a "thesaurus" to be more accurate). THIS IS NOT A SENTENCE TRANSLATOR!! You will get nowhere entering whole sentences in English/Sanskrit and expecting a translation. Sanskrit is a classical Indian language with varying interpretations and written forms, and adding the feature in an OFFLINE app would require gigabytes of space on your device to store the vocab and mnemonic database! That is why Google Translator is an ONLINE app. We have seen many people rating our app down because of this misunderstanding.

WHAT'S NEW:

* Updated the app interface to material design.

* Fixed many issues related to the GUI.

FEATURES:

* A MASSIVE database of words!

* Very FAST with lesser memory footprint.

* Completely OFFLINE and no internet is required for this app.

* MORE words/features being added!

* By the dictionary databases it uses, the app size is rather SMALL.

* MULTIPLE Sanskrit terms/synonyms.

* It is FREE! :)

* Send results via E-MAIL.

* COPY TO CLIPBOARD to use (paste) in another app.

* You can apply THEMES to the app with different color schemes.

ABOUT SANSKRIT TO ENGLISH KEYPAD:

* Tapping on the "SANS KP" at the bottom of the main screen will open the "Sanskrit to English Keypad". If you have not purchased it yet, it opens the Play Store in-app purchase option at the bottom where you can buy it.

* Entering the desired Sanskrit term using the keypad and tapping on OK button will show the corresponding English on main screen.

* You can change the button text from Latin to Devanagari scripts and vice versa. Please use the button that says "LAT" or "DEV" on the keypad.

* Entering Devanagari text on the main screen search box using the Google Hindi keyboard will not work. You MUST use the Sanskrit to English Keypad for this feature.

* Long pressing the vowel buttons will print their "matra" instead. Long pressing the "<<" button will erase the whole word instead of one character at a time. Please try long pressing the available buttons to discover more!

HOW TO REACH US?

* Please feel free to contact us on our customer support email ID: for any queries or concerns on this app. Please put this app's name "English-Sanskrit Dictionary" on your email subject line so that we can understand that your email is for this app.

* We might not respond to your email instantly as we receive a pile of emails about requests and support, but we will reply to you as soon as possible.

* For a general feedback we welcome you to leave your ratings and reviews on our Google Play listing page.

Many thanks for your downloads and +5 ratings! ;D

Introduction

An English-Sanskrit dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, scholars, and practitioners of Sanskrit, the ancient Indo-Aryan language that is the foundation of Hinduism, Buddhism, and other Indian religions and philosophies. Sanskrit is also the source of many words in modern Indian languages such as Hindi, Marathi, and Bengali.

Features

A good English-Sanskrit dictionary will typically include the following features:

* Headwords: The main entries in the dictionary, which are typically English words or phrases.

* Sanskrit equivalents: The Sanskrit translation of the headword, given in both Devanagari script and Roman transliteration.

* Grammatical information: The part of speech of the Sanskrit equivalent, as well as any relevant declensions or conjugations.

* Etymology: The origin of the Sanskrit word, often tracing it back to its Proto-Indo-European root.

* Examples: Sentences or phrases that illustrate the usage of the Sanskrit word in context.

Types

There are two main types of English-Sanskrit dictionaries:

* Monolingual dictionaries: These dictionaries provide definitions of Sanskrit words in Sanskrit. They are typically used by advanced students and scholars who are already proficient in the language.

* Bilingual dictionaries: These dictionaries provide translations of Sanskrit words into English. They are typically used by beginners and intermediate students who are still learning the language.

Usage

English-Sanskrit dictionaries can be used for a variety of purposes, including:

* Translating texts: Dictionaries can be used to translate Sanskrit texts into English or vice versa.

* Learning vocabulary: Dictionaries can be used to learn new Sanskrit words and phrases.

* Understanding grammar: Dictionaries can be used to learn about Sanskrit grammar and syntax.

* Researching etymology: Dictionaries can be used to research the origins of Sanskrit words.

Conclusion

An English-Sanskrit dictionary is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in learning or using Sanskrit. By providing translations, grammatical information, and etymological insights, dictionaries can help users to understand and appreciate the richness and complexity of this ancient language.