Sanskrit Dictionary: Translations and Meanings of Sacred Sanskrit Words

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Summary: The Sanskrit Dictionary is a comprehensive reference resource containing translations of the most commonly used Sanskrit words and phrases found in Hindu sacred texts and philosophical literature. Recognizing the significant differences between Sanskrit and English phonetic systems, this dictionary has been uniquely arranged according to English alphabetical order for accessibility to English-speaking scholars. Readers will find essential Sanskrit terms organized alphabetically with their meanings, making it an invaluable tool for those studying original Sanskrit texts and seeking to understand their deeper spiritual and philosophical significance.

Editor's Note: Readers please be noted that this Sanskrit Dictionary has been arranged according to the phonetic sounds rather than letters. There is a vast difference between English and Sanskrit alphabet. There are certain sounds which have no equivalent letters in English. For example, gna (as in gnana), sha (as in shanmukha), sa (as in sastra), dh (dhadhichi), r^ (as in ritu), lla (as in kalaa), au (as in aushadhi) and so on. For easy reference and the convenience of English readers, we have rearranged the Sanskrit words in the order of English Alphabet to the extent possible. So, when you search for specific words, look for the approximately sounding letters. This dictionary contains most commonly used words, but it is not complete.

You may search the words alphabet wise