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some books
yoga
Coulson
Sanskrit Grammar
Srisa Chandra Vasu
M R Kale
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The books listed in this section have no particular virtue and are no better than others. Mostly I list them because they can be found online.
books found in archive dot org
commentaries on
dictionaries
grammars
kale grammar
primers
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The kAzikA is one of the best commentaries on
You can read most of the kAzikA in the
You can read all of the kAzikA here --
(laghusiddhAntakaumudIi) (lag)
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An introduction to
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When I say " coulson " I mean this book, or its author --
Teach Yourself Sanskrit (TYL) Paperback
There is a new edition --
Complete Sanskrit: A Comprehensive Guide to Reading and Understanding Sanskrit, with Original Texts
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You can read it for free at --
wikisource sanskrit grammar whitney
Or buy it at --
Very heavy book. Also, do not read if you need trigger warnings -- it has none, and definitely needs them.
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Srisa Chandra Vasu's English partial translation of the kAzikA is at archive dot org --
The ASTAdhyAyI of PANini, translated by ŚrIza Candra VAsu and formatted by James Roger Black
Most of it is at the
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When I say " kale" I usually mean this book --
a higher sanskrit grammar by M R Kale (PDF)
It is interesting because it shows how some Sanskrit teachers adapted to the "modern" teaching traditions of the west -- put a hundred students in a classroom and make them memorize pieces of a book. Do not study this book seriously, your head might explode.
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