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The Teaching of Sanskrit
The Teaching of Sanskrit
Jibananda Vidyasagara

Shabda-Sagara (Comprehensive Sanskrit-English Lexicon)

Shabda – Sagara is one of the earliest Sanskrit-English dictionary compiled by Jibananda Vidyasagara.

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Jibananda, Vidyasagara

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Ashu Bodha Bhattacharya & Nitya Bodha Bhattacharya

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Calcutta

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1900

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Sanskrit language and Literature/ Vidyasagara, Jibananda/ Shabda-Sagara (Comprehensive Sanskrit-English Lexicon)/ Ashu Bodha Bhattacharya & Nitya Bodha Bhattacharya/ Publication: 1900/ Number of pages: 834/

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