Recently i found application
Baraha.
It's simple, but very powerfull tool for creating texts at different Indian languages (Sanskrit included). Moreover, it's first programm that i found really
comfortable in use.
हंसदूतम्
दुकूलं बिभ्राणो दलितहरितालद्युतिभरं
जवापुष्पश्रेणीरुचिरुचिरपादाम्बुजतलः ।
तमालश्यामाङ्गो दवहसितलीलाञ्चितमुखः
परानन्दाभोगः स्फुरतु ह्दि मे कोऽपि पुरुषः ॥ १ ॥
यदा यातो गोपीह्दयमदनो नन्दसदनान्
मुकुन्दो गान्दिन्यास्तनयमनुविन्दन् मधुपुरीम् ।
तदामान्क्षीच्चिन्तासरिति घनघूर्णापरिचयैर्
अगाधायां बाधामयपयसि राधा विरहिणी ॥ २ ॥
कदाचित् खेदाग्निं विघटयितुमन्तर्गतमसौ
सहालीभिर्लेभे तरलितमना यामुनतटीम् ।
चिरादस्याश्चित्तं परिचितकुटीरकलनाद्
अवस्था तस्तार स्फुटमथ सुषुप्तेः प्रियसखी ॥ ३ ॥
First impression?
Where's the Linux version!
I poked around a bit, and it is really easy to use.. I'm no sanskrit expert.. heck, I'm not even a beginner, but this is much easier to use than most other transliteration applications I've seen.
My biggest complaint would be fonts.. jaggy & ugly.. and since its probably a
Its a simple WP, but really, thats all one would need.. now if only there was a good online Sanskrit dictionary & the app allowed dynamic lookups.. that would be cool...
It doesn't support Bengali.
QUOTE(DharmaChakra @ Oct 14 2004, 05:36 PM)
now if only there was a good online Sanskrit dictionary & the app allowed dynamic lookups.. that would be cool...
You may already be aware of them, but a number of online Sanskrit dictionaries are listed
here.