ॐSanskrit Study CompanionStudy guides

SOURCE-AWARE SANSKRIT STUDY

Sanskrit Grammar

The grammar guides connect forms with relationships inside a sentence. Tables remain available for reference, but each topic also explains what a category does and where a learner needs context rather than a one-word English equivalent.

Open the interactive Sanskrit Grammar guide
Sanskrit Grammar — Sanskrit Study Companion

The eight Sanskrit cases

Case pages cover nominative, accusative, instrumental, dative, ablative, genitive, locative and vocative functions. Examples emphasize relationships and constructions instead of assigning one fixed English preposition to every ending.

Compounds and particles

Compound guides distinguish major formation types and show how the relation between members affects interpretation. Particle references collect small but structurally important words that often shape quotation, connection and emphasis.

Syntax and sentence patterns

Interactive sentence guides cover agreement, copular clauses, passive constructions, genitive absolutes, relative–correlative patterns and iti quotation. Each pattern links morphology to a reading decision.

Pāṇini’s AṣṭādhyāyīRead and search Pāṇini’s Aṣṭādhyāyī with Sanskrit sūtras, source-linked notes, traditional commentary references and contextual study links.Whitney’s Sanskrit GrammarSearch and read Whitney’s Sanskrit Grammar online by section, with source-preserving text, direct links and connections to interactive Sanskrit tools.How to Read SanskritLearn a repeatable method for reading Sanskrit: identify boundaries, analyze forms, test agreement, build syntax and produce a checked translation.