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Dhatu section
Seem to be a great collection, but not user friendly. The writings are small, screen doesn't open up to enlarge page. Is there a better way I can see it?

This app offers a comprehensive Sanskrit language learning experience for all levels. It covers root verbs, suffixes, multiple dictionaries, and ancient grammatical texts with commentaries. Explore verb meanings, conjugations, and extensive word lists.
2.0
February 19, 2025
Improvements.
Sanskrit focuses on comprehensive coverage of the language's core components, including root verbs (Dhatu), suffixes (Pratyay), extensive dictionaries, and classical grammatical texts like Ashtadhyayi with various commentaries. This approach aims to provide a well-rounded understanding for learners.
The app does not explicitly mention progress tracking features. Its focus is on providing access to linguistic resources and information for self-study and reference.
There is no information provided about Sanskrit offering any form of certification upon completion of learning modules or study.
Sanskrit includes several dictionaries: Vachspatyam, Shabdakalpdrum, Amarkosh, and a Sanskrit-Hindi kosh, providing diverse lexical resources.
The app features Ashtadhyayi with commentaries including Mahabhashyam, Tattvabodhini, Balmanorama, Siddhantkaumudi, Padmanjari, Nyasa, and Kashika.
No, Sanskrit is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.
Sanskrit is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.
The latest version of Sanskrit was updated on February 19, 2025, indicating recent development and maintenance for the application.