Edgerton's Buddhist hybrid Sanskrit dictionary

Edgerton's Buddhist hybrid Sanskrit dictionary XML edition Edgerton Buddhist <name>Edgerton, Franklin</name>. <title rend="italic">Buddhist hybrid Sanskrit dictionary. 1953. Jim Funderburk Thomas Malten Peter M. Scharf Thomas Malten Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Peter M. Scharf United States National Endowment for the Humanities xml version, 30 June 2014 xml version, 10 Aug 2023 abbreviation markup Mr. K. Nagabhushana Rao 3.3 MB The Sanskrit Library Providence, RI Institut für Südasien- und Südostasienstudien (SASOA) Köln 2013

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Sanskrit Library Lexical Sources edited by Peter M. Scharf xxxxx Edgerton, Franklin Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit grammar and dictionary Volume II: Dictionary New Haven, Conn. Yale University Press 1953 Delhi Motilal Banarsidass 1977 vii, 627 p. Edgerton, Franklin Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit grammar and dictionary New Haven, Conn. Yale University Press 1953 Delhi Motilal Banarsidass 1977 2 vols. William Dwight Whitney linguistic series

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The Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon (CDSL) project undertakes to digitize and merge all published Sanskrit dictionaries. Its aim is to create a basic lexical corpus that provides easy access to all available meanings of Sanskrit words and allows the creation of a number of computer programs that will help to analyze Sanskrit texts.

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Data-entry in Kyoto-Harvard encoding by typists in Azhivaikkal in Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu under the direction of Thomas Malten, with character codes partially marking divisions in the text. Funderburk transformed it to xml. Corrections were evaluated by Malten, Scharf, and implemented by Funderburk.

XML generated programmatically from bhs.txt

English Sanskrit Sanskrit in Sanskrit Library Phonetic Basic encoding, a phonetic Romanization using only ASCII characters Sanskrit language -- Dictionaries -- English. Buddhism -- Dictionaries. Sanskrit language -- Foreign words and phrases. PK965 .E3 Revisions documented by Jim Funderburk. See Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit grammar and dictionary by Franklin Edgerton, Sterling Professor of Sanskrit and Comparative Philology, Yale University Volume II: Dictionary Motilal Banarsidass

Delhi :: Varanasi :: Patna

1977

See the file bhs.xml downloadable from //www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de.