Learn Sanskrit: Treasure Hunt

Learn Sanskrit: Treasure Hunt

Spoken Sanskrit for beginners

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November 6, 2026
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Learn Sanskrit by playing. Dvābhyām (dvabhyam, "by the two of us") is a treasure hunt across a painted kingdom, where every step forward is a real conversation in Sanskrit. Many Sanskrit courses begin with tables of tenses and vibhakti, and you still can't say a sentence. Here you start by talking. HOW THE HUNT WORKS • Travel from place to place: your home and street, the village, the market town, the royal court, the river ghat and more • Clear the trials in each place. Each trial is one short level • Tap what sparkles to make small discoveries along the way • Solve the lock on the gate by answering in Sanskrit, and win that place's treasure • 15 stages, 98 levels and 15 treasures to find HOW YOU LEARN • Ravi, Gītā and their teacher talk with you, and you answer by tapping the right reply. No typing • Hear every word and sentence, at normal or slow speed • See each word in Devanagari, in Roman letters (gacchāmi) and with its meaning • Get a gentle hint when you slip • Words come back for review just before you'd forget them, weakest first WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • The Sanskrit sounds and the Devanagari alphabet (varnamala), from the very first letter • Everyday spoken Sanskrit: going and coming, asking where and when, daily actions • Family, numbers, shopping at the market, the clock and the calendar • All the cases (vibhakti), dual and plural, pronouns and word families • Short stories such as The Thirsty Crow and The Monkey and the Crocodile • Sandhi, the rules that join words, so you can split them apart • About 700 words, ending with the Book 2 exam and the title Kovida (कोविदः) WHO IT'S FOR Complete beginners, students who studied Sanskrit at school and want to finally speak it, yoga and Vedic learners, and anyone building a base for reading the Gita, shlokas and mantras one day. Samskritam is easier than you think. Explanations in the app are in English. FREE TO START, NO ADS Sign in with Apple or Google and start playing, with your progress saved to your account. The opening levels are free and there are no ads. Open more levels with diamonds (1 diamond opens 1 level), or go Unlimited for every level, monthly or yearly. SUBSCRIPTIONS Unlimited renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel it in your Apple account settings. Terms of Use: https://dvabhyam-api.dvabhyam.workers.dev/terms Privacy Policy: https://dvabhyam-api.dvabhyam.workers.dev/privacy Something not working, or an idea to share? Write to vikas.ideacheck@gmail.com
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November 7, 2026

• Replies in conversations now come in a different order each time, so you have to read them, not just pick the first. • The name under the app icon is now "Sanskrit: Amazing Treasure Hunt", so it's easy to find by typing "san".

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