Sanscript

Sanscript transliterates Sanskrit text from one script to another. Here's how to use it:

  1. Select an Input script and an Output script.
  2. Place your text in the left box.
  3. Click the green button.

Type ## to disable transliteration and ## to enable it again:

  • bhagavad ##(divine one)## gItA → भगवद् (divine one) गीता

You can also disable transliteration for just one character by typing \:

  • bhagavad . gItA\. → भगवद् । गीता.
  • dharmakShetre \## kurukShetre → धर्मक्षेत्रे ## कुरुक्षेत्रे
  • a \a \\ A \A → अ a \ आ A

If you are inputting ITRANS, type {} or _ to break up a conjunct consonant:

  • kShetra k{}Shetra → क्षेत्र क्‍षेत्र
  • barau bara_u → बरौ बर‍उ

If you click the double arrows , the left and right sides are switched.

You can download the code here.

  • a
  • A
  • i
  • I
  • u
  • U
  • RRi
  • RRI
  • LLi
  • LLI
  • [none]
  • e
  • ai
  • [none]
  • o
  • au
  • M
  • H
  • .N
  • k
  • kh
  • g
  • gh
  • ~N
  • ch
  • Ch
  • j
  • jh
  • ~n
  • T
  • Th
  • D
  • Dh
  • N
  • t
  • th
  • d
  • dh
  • n
  • p
  • ph
  • b
  • bh
  • m
  • y
  • r
  • l
  • v
  • sh
  • Sh
  • s
  • h
  • L
  • क्षkSh
  • ज्ञj~n
  • 0
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • OM
  • .a
  • |
  • ||
  • क़q
  • ख़K
  • ग़G
  • ज़z
  • ड़.D
  • ढ़.Dh
  • फ़f
  • य़Y
  • R

Options

How should Sanscript transliterate to Devanagari? Choose an option below:

  • ajay अजय्   (Sanskrit)
  • ajay अजय   (Hindi/Marathi)

Regardless of your choice, you can always type .h in ITRANS to do "Sanskrit-style" transliteration.