Sanskrit Resources

Many Yoga & Āyurveda practitioners are taught that the exact vibration of Sanskrit matters, but they rarely receive the formal training to pronounce it correctly. After studying Āyurveda at Dr. Lad's school—where the standard was high—and having my pronunciation refined and affirmed by four Sanskrit masters, I offer a four-session introduction focusing on a proper treatment of the basics. This course will empower you to honor the lineages of yoga and Āyurveda through precise, foundational language study.

If you seek lessons, please book any meeting type/length on the homepage and indicate “Sanskrit lessons” for the purpose. Please enjoy the resources you find below. Realize these are living documents that will keep evolving. If you are accessing these frequently, then please periodically download the latest version to your drive for regular use.

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The Periodic Table of the Sanskrit Alphabet

The Periodic Table of Sanskrit Alphabet w/SPL1 map

Sanskṛta Noun Declension Sheets - print 2 sided (has references to Bucknell)

Verbal Conjugations Reference Sheet - gana rules not included

Sanskrit Common Conversation Verbs in IAST - sorted by English meaning - inquire for a devanāgarī version

Sanskrit Glossary - Ayurveda & Yoga - Can be printed 4 pages per sheet for a compact study list. See next item for poses.

Sanskrit Glossary - Yoga Print Me - Minimal study sheets for yoga students. Print dual-sided.

Vedika Nursery Rhymes - Vocab for English Speakers - currently only has the words for the body parts. Fun!Sanskṛta Noun Declension - Cam.pdf

Don’t Miss These!

Please see https://www.yesvedanta.com/resources/ for excellent, condensed reference sheets! Mine are beginner level, in contrast to these. Also see the SanKosha app for an excellent word lookup tool. Flexible pattern matching for look-up, it identifies verb & noun forms. It also offers noun declension tables.