Studying classical texts
Get a working English version of a verse before reading a commentary or checking a dictionary.
Translate Sanskrit shlokas and prose, in Devanagari or IAST, into readable English.
Sanskrit is hard to translate for two main reasons. Sandhi merges neighbouring words so that a whole phrase looks like one long word, and compounds can chain several nouns together with the relationship between them left implied. This translator separates those pieces and renders the meaning in plain English, keeping verse breaks and numbering.
It reads Devanagari and romanized Sanskrit such as IAST. Students of classical texts, yoga teachers checking a chant, and readers of the Gita, Upanishads or subhashitas can use it to see what a passage says. Key terms like dharma are kept with a short gloss. For scholarly work, compare the output with a published translation and commentary.
Paste Sanskrit text in Devanagari or IAST.
Press Translate.
Read the English translation, keeping verse breaks in view.
Get a working English version of a verse before reading a commentary or checking a dictionary.
Explain to students what a mantra or opening verse means in plain English.
Understand a Sanskrit quote found in a book, temple text or ceremony program.
Yes. Devanagari, IAST and similar romanizations all work. Diacritics help accuracy, so keep them if you have them.
No. It gives a faithful translation without commentary. Technical terms keep their Sanskrit name with a short gloss.
It is a good starting point, but Sanskrit passages can support more than one reading. Check important passages against a published translation.
No. It returns a flowing English translation rather than a grammatical analysis.
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