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Vidyāsthāna Kośa puts every classical Sanskrit kośa on one page per word. For each word you see every kośa that names it, the verse it stands in, the other words of that verse, and its gender as the kośa gives it.

Texts

The kośa texts come from the sanskrit-kosha collection (Dr. Dhaval Patel and contributors, GNU GPL v3), cleaned for print conventions and checked metre by metre. Each kośa page names its printed edition.

Words and genders

Each verse was read by a language model trained on Sanskrit and checked against the kośa's own gender markers (पुंसि, स्त्रियाम्, क्लीबे, त्रिषु …), the hand tags where the collection has them, Vidyut, the Heritage platform and Samsādhanī. A word the checks could not confirm is shown with a dashed border: read the verse before you rely on it.

Coming

• The remaining kośas, word by word.
• Commentaries where they exist (Amarakośodghāṭana, Ṭīkāsarvasva, Svopajñavṛtti …).
• Śabdakalpadruma, Vācaspatya, Monier-Williams and Apte, with their kośa quotations checked against these verses.

Licence

Texts GNU GPL v3, as the source collection. Part of the Vidyāsthāna corpus.