Apte's Student's English Sanskrit dictionary

Apte's Student's English Sanskrit dictionary XML edition Apte English Sanskrit <name>Apte, Vaman Shivram</name>. <title rend="italic">The Student's English-Sanskrit Dictionary. 1964. 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 Correction of unclear characters Dr. Sampada Savardekar Thomas 3 MB The Sanskrit Library Providence, RI Institut für Südasien- und Südostasienstudien (SASOA) Köln 30 June 2014

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Sanskrit Library Lexical Sources edited by Peter M. Scharf xxxxx Vaman Shivram Apte The Student's English-Sanskrit Dictionary 3rd edition Delhi Motilal Banarsidass 1964 12, 501 first edition, Arya Bhushana Press, Poona, 1884; posthumous second edition, Mrs. R. A. Sagoon, Bombay, 1914

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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.

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English Sanskrit Sanskrit in Sanskrit Library Phonetic Basic encoding, a phonetic Romanization using only ASCII characters English language -- Dictionaries -- Sanskrit. PK933 .A63 1964 Revisions documented by Jim Funderburk. See The Student's English-Sanskrit Dictionary

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