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Sanskrit

Michael Coulson, Jim Benson

1992

A practical grammar of the Sanskrit language

Monier Monier-Williams

1877

Useful Sanskrit nouns and verbs in English letters

Johnston, Charles

1892

The Indo-European and Semitic languages

Saul Levin

1971

The character of the Indo-European moods with special regard to Greek and Sanskrit

J. Gonda

1956

A grammar of the Sanskrit language

Franz Kielhorn

1870

The suffixes mant and vant

Harold H. Bender

1910

Introduction to Sanskrit

Thomas Egenes

1989

A Sanskrit grammar

Manfred Mayrhofer

1972

Pāṇini as a variationist

Paul Kiparsky

1979

A glossary of Sanskrit terms

Geoffrey A. Barborka

1972

Bhagavad Gita

Mahabharata. Bhagavadgita. English.

1977

A dictionary, Bengálí and Sanskrit

Sir Graves Champney Haughton

1833

Dictionary of Bhagavad gita

R. J. Venkateswaran

1991

The Concise Sanskrit-English Dictionary (Hippocrene Concise Dictionary)

Vasudeo Govind

1993

A Sanskrit manual for high schools

Robert Antoine

1968

A Sanskrit reader

Charles Rockwell Lanman

1884

A comparative grammar of Sanskrit, Greek and Latin

William Hugh Ferrar

1869

The Abhijñānaśākuntalam of Kālidāsa

Kālidāsa

1792

Sanskrit Keys to the Wisdom-Religion

Judith M. Tyberg

1940

A Sanskrit primer

Edward Delavan Perry

1885

The works of Sir William Jones

Jones, William Sir

1799

Pāṇini, his work and its traditions

George Cardona

1988

A grammar of epic Sanskrit

Thomas Oberlies

2003

Introductory Sanskrit Reader

Antonia M. Ruppel

2021

The Sanskrit language

Walter Harding Maurer

1995

A dictionary of Hinduism

Margaret Stutley

1985

Bhaṭṭikāvya

Bhaṭṭi.

1828

History of Sanskrit lexicography

Madhukar Mangesh Patkar

1981

Meghadūta

Kālidāsa

1813 ★ 3.3

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