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Sanskrit Morphology

Morphology explains how a Sanskrit form encodes grammatical information. The companion brings endings, stem classes and possible analyses together so that a reader can move from the visible form to a carefully bounded interpretation.

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Nominal forms and declension

References organize nouns and adjectives by stem type, gender, case and number. Pronouns and other irregular or pronominal patterns are separated where a single regular table would mislead.

Participles and verbal derivatives

Participles combine verbal meaning with nominal inflection. The site shows how to identify their formation and then parse their agreement, without assuming that every participle functions as a finite verb.

Analysis with uncertainty

A surface form can permit more than one analysis. The analyzer reports supported possibilities and source boundaries rather than presenting a mechanically selected answer as certain.

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