About
Classical Sanskrit reading slows to a crawl whenever you hit an unfamiliar verb form. A single root can take more than a hundred shapes across tenses, persons, voices, and derivations. Existing tools are either heavy academic references or one-trick search boxes.
This site is a reader's window into a dataset hand-built over several years: 2,064 dhātus with their lakāra forms, kṛdantas, karmaṇi, ṇijanta, sannanta, and yaṅanta cells, plus meanings in Sanskrit, English, and Hindi. The data is ~75% filled and grows with every revision.
Type a root in Devanāgarī or IAST, paste an inflected form you don't recognise, or search by English meaning. The matcher handles partial prefixes, anusvāra variants (ं ↔ म्), and surfaces every cell where your query appears.
Contact
Spotted a missing cell, a wrong gloss, or want to contribute to the dataset? Reach the curator directly:
Feedback shapes what gets built next.
Please include the dhātu (root), the cell or form in question, and what you'd expect to see.