Little Red Book

Little Red Book

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Noun Tables

Nouns

  • bhagavat - ant/vant/mant – masculine (22)
  • bhagavat - ant/vant/mant – neuter (23)
  • bhū - ū – feminine, monosyllabic (13)
  • dhanin - in – neuter (27)
  • dhenu - u – feminine (9)
  • dhī - ī – feminine, monosyllabic (10)
  • gaja - a - masculine (1)
  • guru - u – masculine (7)
  • hastin - in – masculine (26)
  • kartṛ - ṛ – masculine (18)
  • manas - as – neuter (25)
  • marut - consonant endings – masc (28)
  • muni - i - masculine (4)
  • mātṛ - ṛ – feminine (21)
  • mṛdu - u – neuter (8)
  • nadī - ī – feminine (11)
  • nāman - an – neuter (17)
  • phala - a – neuter (2)
  • pitṛ - ṛ – masculine (19)
  • rājan - an – masculine (15)
  • senā - ā – feminine (3)
  • strī - ī – feminine (irregular) (12)
  • sumanas - as – masc/fem (24)
  • svasṛ - ṛ – feminine (20)
  • vadhū - ū – feminine (14)
  • vāc - consonant endings – fem (29)
  • ātman - an – masculine (16)
  • śruti - i – feminine (6)
  • śuci - i – neuter (5)

About the Little Red Book

This is a digital version of the Little Red Book by McComas Taylor from Australian National University

The Sanskrit Alphabet

  • Tricky Combinations (ix)
  • Generic Endings for Nominals (x)
  • Vowel strength (xi)

Nouns

  • gaja - a - masculine (1)
  • phala - a – neuter (2)
  • senā - ā – feminine (3)
  • muni - i - masculine (4)
  • śuci - i – neuter (5)
  • śruti - i – feminine (6)
  • guru - u – masculine (7)
  • mṛdu - u – neuter (8)
  • dhenu - u – feminine (9)
  • dhī - ī – feminine, monosyllabic (10)
  • nadī - ī – feminine (11)
  • strī - ī – feminine (irregular) (12)
  • bhū - ū – feminine, monosyllabic (13)
  • vadhū - ū – feminine (14)
  • rājan - an – masculine (15)
  • ātman - an – masculine (16)
  • nāman - an – neuter (17)
  • kartṛ - ṛ – masculine (18)
  • pitṛ - ṛ – masculine (19)
  • svasṛ - ṛ – feminine (20)
  • mātṛ - ṛ – feminine (21)
  • bhagavat - ant/vant/mant – masculine (22)
  • bhagavat - ant/vant/mant – neuter (23)
  • sumanas - as – masc/fem (24)
  • manas - as – neuter (25)
  • hastin - in – masculine (26)
  • dhanin - in – neuter (27)
  • marut - consonant endings – masc (28)
  • vāc - consonant endings – fem (29)

Pronoun

  • mad/asmad - I/we (30)
  • tvad/yuṣmad - you (31)
  • tad-he–masculine(also yaḥ, kaḥ) (32)
  • tad - it – neuter (also yat, kim) (33)
  • tad - she – feminine (also yā, kā) (34)
  • ayam - this – masculine (35)
  • ayam - this – neuter (36)
  • ayam - this – feminine (37)
  • asau - that – masculine (38)
  • asau - that – neuter (39)
  • asau - that – feminine (40)

Present active participles

  • nayant - at/ant – masc (41)
  • nayant - at/ant – neuter (42)

Verbs

  • Class 1, 4, 6 & 10 Active endings (nī) (43)
  • Class 1, 4, 6 & 10 Middle endings (nī) (44)
  • Class 2 (root class) Active endings (dviṣ) (45)
  • Class 2 (root class) Middle endings (dviṣ) (46)
  • Class 2 (root class) Active endings (as) (47)
  • Class 2 (root class) Active endings (han) (48)
  • Class 3 (reduplicated class) active (hu) (49)
  • Class 3 (reduplicated class) middle ending (hu) (50)
  • Class 5 (nu class) active endings (su) (51)
  • Class 5 (nu class) middle endings (su) (52)
  • Class 7 (nasal infix class) active ending (rudh) (53)
  • Class 7 (nasal infix class) middle endings (rudh) (54)
  • Class 8 (u class) active endings (kṛ) (55)
  • Class 8 (u class) middle endings (kṛ) (56)
  • Class 9 (nā class) active endings (krī) (57)
  • Class 9 (nā class) middle endings (krī) (58)

Perfect paradigms

  • Active endings (59)
  • Middle endings (60)

Sandhi rules

  • Vowels (a space indicates a word break) (61)
  • Consonants (a hyphen indicates a join) (62)
  • Final letter (63)
  • Notes

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