Dear all, I was inspired by Dr. Dhaval Patel's recent efforts to make digital versions of important Sanskrit lexicons available ( https://github.com/sanskrit-kosha/kosha) to do something similar for the two Prakrit lexicons that I have had on my computer for a while: https://github.com/aso2101/prakrit_lexicons This includes Dhanapāla’s Pāiyalacchī (in plain text form) and Hēmacandra’s Dēśīnāmamālā (in TEI form). I had planned to publish them only when I had created dictionary data from each, but others will be able to do this more expeditiously than I would be. (The TEI data for Hēmacandra should make the extraction of lemmata and definitions relatively straightforward.) Any feedback would be greatly appreciately. Andrew
Dear Andrew,
Thanks for this. This is going to be very useful while reading texts. Do
you know if anyone is working on digitising the PSM or any other large
Prakrit dictionary?
On Fri, 7 Jun 2019 at 18:32, Andrew Ollett
Dear all,
I was inspired by Dr. Dhaval Patel's recent efforts to make digital versions of important Sanskrit lexicons available ( https://github.com/sanskrit-kosha/kosha) to do something similar for the two Prakrit lexicons that I have had on my computer for a while:
https://github.com/aso2101/prakrit_lexicons
This includes Dhanapāla’s Pāiyalacchī (in plain text form) and Hēmacandra’s Dēśīnāmamālā (in TEI form). I had planned to publish them only when I had created dictionary data from each, but others will be able to do this more expeditiously than I would be. (The TEI data for Hēmacandra should make the extraction of lemmata and definitions relatively straightforward.) Any feedback would be greatly appreciately.
Andrew
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I was thinking the same, a digital PSM would be a major tool.
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