A Daily Sanskrit Vocabulary Lesson

with Guru Gita

 

 

Here is a daily dose of the Sanskrit language.


Guru Gita verses scroll through this site. Here are a few you can access today.

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Best Practices: Sing the verse, read the translation, read the verse, go back and forth looking at the details, until as you sing it you understand what it says in itself. A bit of patient practice will reward you when you can sing it with understanding.

Study intently, use your creativity and earnestness, even reverence, to look at it different ways, and capture it. Also, come back in 15, 60 minutes, and after a day and a week. Then you will know it later.


 

Devanagari Script Learner

Also spend a few minutes clicking back and forth between IPA and Devanagari in the script learner, until you feel some familiarity. Soon you will know the sounds for all the symbols.

 

 


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Verse 155


.N0 .N0 .N0 shmashaane .N1 bhaya-bhuumau .N2 tu .N3 vaTa .N4 muula .N5 antike .N6 tathaa .N7 | .N$ .N$ .N$
-e .N1 bhaya bhuumi au .N2 tu .N3 vaTa .N4 muula .N5 anta^ -ika^
" .N1 bhi +gu -a " " ]6TP .N2 " .N3 Ficus Indica .N4 " .N5 " " " .N6 ta
M sg/loc(v7) .N1 fear ]N land loc(v7) .N2 but .N3 Banyan .N4 root .N5 end related to sg/loc(v7) .N6 ta
.N0 Chant at a cremation ground, in a fearful place, or by the roots of a Banyan tree, thus .N7 . .N$
.N0 It is also a yogic practice to chant this where the dead are, where they burn, where one feels fear, as much as, like the Buddha, under a Banyan tree. .N7 . .N$

.N0 .N0 .N1 siddhyanti .N2 dhauttare .N3 muule .N4 cuuta-vRkshasya .N5 san-nidhau .N6 || .N$ .N$ .N$
-anti .N2 dhauttara^ -e .N3 muula^ -e .N4 cuuta vRksha^ -asya .N5 san-nidha^
-idh -ta^ -i " .N2 " ".N3 " " .N4 " " " .N5 san ni dhA
M/3p/pl (P) .N2 " loc(v7) .N3 root loc(v7) .N4 mango tree gen(v6) .N5 together down hold,put
.N1 they accomplish .N2 at a Dhauttara (tree) .N3 at the root of a mango tree .N5 in a with-hoard, a treasury .N6 . .N$
.N1 they become perfect near a Dhauttara tree, under a mango tree, in a treasury. .N$
.N1 These promises are fulfilled whether you chant by a Dhauttara tree, under a mango tree, or in a treasury. .N$


Devanagari

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.ण0 .ण0 .ण0 श्मशाने .ण1 भय-भूमौ .ण2 तु .ण3 वट .ण4 मूल .ण5 अन्तिके .ण6 तथा .ण7 । .ण$ .ण$ .ण$
.ण0 .ण0 .ण1 सिद्ध्यन्ति .ण2 धौत्तरे .ण3 मूले .ण4 चूत-वृक्शस्य .ण5 सन-निधौ .ण6 ॥ .ण$ .ण$ .ण$ 

Key to abbreviations and grammatical terms, etc.
Dictionary selections from Monier Williams for word and root meanings.
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