Enter a word in the citation field, and press either the return key or the Look up button to display the entries.
Words must be entered in the transliteration scheme chosen in the 'input' list. The default transliteration scheme is HK (Harvard-Kyoto).
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HK
a A i I u U R RR lR lRR e ai o au M H k kh g gh G c ch j jh J T Th D Dh N t th d dh n p ph b bh m y r l v z S s h |
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Another encoding scheme is SLP1, the
Sanskrit Library transliteration scheme.
SLP1
aAiIuUfFxXeEoOMH kKgGN cCjJY wWqQR tTdDn pPbBm yrlvSzsh |
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ITRANS
a aa i ii u uu Ri RI Li LI e ai o au M H k kh g gh ~N ch Ch j jh ~n T Th D Dh N t th d dh n p ph b bh m y r l v sh Sh s h |
When checked, the 'No paren' option avoids display of parenthetical information.
When checked, the 'No Lit src' option avoids display of literary sources.
Output may be displayed in standard Roman letters using the same transliteration scheme as the input, a traditional Romanization (using either Unicode or CSX fonts), or Devanagari (with an appropriate Unicode font).
The TITUS Cyberbit font is capable of displaying the special characters needed for the Unicode Roman display.
The Devanagari display requires a font covering the Unicode Devanagari range (with support for conjunct consonant glyphs) as well a browser and operating system that can handle Indic text shaping. The display has been successfully tested on Windows XP using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and on Mac OS X using the Opera browser.
Users of Windows XP should be able to view the Devanagari display correctly using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. The Mangal font supplied with the operating system contains the requisite characters. In order to view correctly all characters in the Unicode Romanization, it is recommended that the user install the TITUS Cyberbit font. The Arial Unicode MS font also works well. One of these fonts may be set from Internet Explorer via the 'Tools/InternetOptions/Fonts' button.