Source and coverage
Read the complete original French articles from the digitized edition of 1866. Meanings, examples and cross-references appear in their historical wording and link to scans of the printed pages.
The search covers main headwords and clearly identified complete subheadwords in a consistent Sanskrit spelling. Abbreviated forms can be read within their original articles. Word types follow the evidence in the original.
Edition: Émile Burnouf, with the collaboration of L. Leupol: Dictionnaire classique sanscrit-français. Paris: Maisonneuve, 1866.
Digitization and scans: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries. The original pages come from AYI’s existing copy of the same edition.
Transcription: © 2014 The Sanskrit Library and Thomas Malten. Edited by Jim Funderburk and Thomas Malten; series editor Peter M. Scharf. The digital transcription and its adapted data are available under Creative Commons Attribution – NonCommercial – ShareAlike 3.0. Spellings and attested word types were mapped for the search. The original French wording is retained in both page languages.
The digitized dictionary articles end on printed page 759. The complete book scan also includes the preface, transliteration and abbreviation tables, and the subsequent suffix and root lists.
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