 For more than a decade we have provided our customers from all over the world access to books in this category, many of which may be difficult to locate. If you have an interest in this subject, peruse the books listed below. 
$30.00HardcoverIntroduction to Sanskrit: Part IThomas EgenesIntroductory textbooks for Sanskrit have been written by only a few Western scholars. This text was written to make the introductory study of Sanskrit simple, concise, and systematic, thereby making it more accessible and enjoyable for a beginning student. 
$30.00HardcoverIntroduction to Sanskrit: Part IIThomas EgenesPart II uses verses from the Bhagavad Gita to teach principles of grammar, and includes additional essays on Sanskrit pronunciation and grammar. 
$45.00Manual and CassettesIntroduction to SanskritAmerican Sanskrit InstituteA comprehensive guide for learning to read, write, and pronounce Sanskrit. Two 90-minute cassettes and a 3-ring binder. 50 pages, including 22 full page illustrations of mouth positions. 
$29.95Flash Cards and CassetteSanskrit Flash CardsNikolai BachmanOne hundred eight Sanskrit flash cards for learning to read, pronounce, and alphabetize Sanskrit words. A cassette tape is included for correct pronunciation of each letter. The alphabet is chanted by the author. 
$32.95PaperbackConcise Dictionary of Indian PhilosophyJohn GrimesHave you been overwhelmed by a Sanskrit dictionary? In this concise revised edition, Sanskrit terms are defined clearly in English, alphabetically, including transliteration and alternate meanings of terms. 
$55.00PaperbackDevavanipravesikaRobert P. Goldman and Sally J. SutherlandThis book has been designed as the text to cover the first two of three 10-week quarters of the first year Sanskrit courses at the University of California at Berkeley. 
$6.95PaperbackLearn Sanskrit In 30 DaysVidavisaradaThe title may be a little optimistic, but this is a comprehensive book on learning to speak Sanskrit. 
$12.95HardcoverRoots, Verb-Forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit LanguageWilliam Dwight WhitneyThis work is supplement to the author's earlier work Sanskrit Grammar. It contains in detail all the quotable roots of the language, with the tense and conjugation systems made from them, and with the noun and adjective formation that attach themselves most closely to the verb, and further with the other derivative noun and adjective stems usually classed as primary. 
$60.00HardcoverSanskrit-English DictionarySir Monier-WilliamsFirst published in the late 19th century. This huge dictionary is etymologically and philologically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-European languages. Contains transliterated Sanskrit along with Devanagri. 
$18.00HardcoverSanskrit GrammarWilliam Dwight WhitneyIncluding both the classical language and the older dialects of the Veda and Brahmana. 
$9.00PaperbackSanskrit Grammar for StudentsArthur A. MacdonellThe aim of this work is to provide the student with that grammatical equipment which is necessary for reading a Sanskrit text with ease and exactness. The book deals with: Sanskrit Alphabet and Euphonic Combinations · Declension and Conjugation · Indeclinable Words · Nominal Stem Formation · Compounds and Syntax. It also contains: List of Verbs · Metre in Classic Sanskrit · Chief Peculiarities of Vedic Grammar
$15.95PaperbackSanskrit ManualRoderick S. BucknellA quick reference guide to the phonology and grammar of classical Sanskrit. |
