Sanskrit Google
Kengo Harimoto
k.harimoto at LET.RUG.NL
Tue Jan 18 01:59:30 UTC 2005
> Google has a Sanskrit search engine now, with internet (antarajaalam)
> etc. search
>
> http://www.google.com/intl/sa/
>
> Looks like using Itrans transliteration, with a mid-Indian
> (Gujarati-Marathi-Telugu-Oriya) twist: e.g., krushna for kRSNa
UTF-8 देवनागरी works, too. Amazing. I've come across
http://sa.wikipedia.org/wiki/ (Sanskrit version of Wikipedia) that
way.
Devanāgarī search works with regular google. I should have expected
this, since google has always accepted utf-8. This is just a Sanskrit
interface, like Japanese, Dutch, etc. Still, very funny on google's
part :)
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kengo harimoto
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