This tool is designed to help learners recognize, pronounce, and write Samskrit sounds and words using the Devanāgarī script.
Coverage includes vowels, consonants, vowel-modified consonants (guṇitākṣarāṇi), high-frequency conjunct consonants (saṃyuktākṣarāṇi), and guided listening and writing practice.
Version: v1.0
How to use: Click Next (play) to hear a guṇitākṣara. Write it on the canvas or type it in the box. Click Check (typing is graded). Use Replay to hear again, Clear to erase, and Reveal to see the answer.
Note: Browsers can’t reliably grade handwriting without ML/OCR. So scoring uses the typed answer; the drawing is for practice + comparison.
How to use: Click Next (play) to hear a word. Write it on the canvas or type it in the box. Click Check (typing is graded). Use Replay to hear again, Clear to erase, and Reveal to see the answer.
Note: Scoring uses the typed answer; the drawing is for practice.
How to use: Choose a mode. In Hear → Choose, click Play then pick the word you heard. In Read → Choose, read the prompt and pick the matching word. Your streak and score update automatically.
How to use:
Select a Module to choose a conjunct group.
Use Prev / Next to browse.
Click Play to hear the conjunct or a word containing it.
Special conjuncts show their formation (e.g. ज् + ञ → ज्ञ).
Browse + Practice: Start with विशिष्टानि or Special consonants where you can also see how the conjunct is formed (e.g., त् + र → त्र). Use the quizzes for listening and reading recognition.
Choose a mode. In Hear → Choose, click Play and pick the correct conjunct. In Read → Choose, read the hint (IAST) and pick the matching conjunct. Note that it corresponds to the consonant type selected in Module above.
How to use: Click Next (play) (or Play) to hear a word that contains a conjunct. Write it on the canvas or type it in the box. Click Check to compare (typing is graded).
Note: Scoring uses the typed answer; the drawing is for practice.
How to use: Click Next to show a word. (Optional) type it. Then press Record, speak the word, and press Stop. Use Play mine and Play correct (or Compare) to compare pronunciations.
Developed by Samskritabharati USA