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Pāṇini’s Aṣṭādhyāyī

Pāṇini’s Aṣṭādhyāyī is a compact grammatical system whose sūtras depend on ordering, inherited terms and context. The reference reader keeps the Sanskrit rule visible and connects it to the part of the companion where that operation is demonstrated.

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Search the sūtras

The reader supports rule-number and text search across the adopted source index. A direct sūtra view supplies its Sanskrit text, available translation evidence and links to related rules or teaching modules.

Read rules in context

A single sūtra rarely functions as a self-contained modern definition. Context panels identify relevant headings, inherited material and adjacent operations so that a rule is not detached from the system that gives it force.

Source and editorial boundaries

Source wording, adopted translations, commentary evidence and project-authored teaching prose are labelled separately. This allows a learner to use the explanation while still seeing what comes from the historical source.

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