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This blog is written in Sanskrit Unicode. Please ensure that your OS and browser supports Unicode. Windows XP and above (with support for right-to-left scripts) displays these properly.Another software that you would love to have, with which I have written all these posts is ITRANSLATOR 2003. The Sanskrit 2003 font that comes along with this is just awesome for displaying Sanskrit.
सम्स्क्रित् प्रशम्स
samskrit praśamsa
ओम् स्रि गुरुब्यो नमह॥॥।
om sri gurubyo namaha
अधुन अहम् सम्स्क्रित बशायहा लिखामि। षम्स्क्र्थम् मम प्रिय भाश अस्थि। अहम् सम्स्क्रिथम् अश्तानि वर्शानि अपतथ्।
adhuna aham samskrita baśāyahā likhāmi ṣamskrtham mama priya bhāśa asthi aham samskritham aśtāni varśāni apatath
om sri gurubyo namaha
अधुन अहम् सम्स्क्रित बशायहा लिखामि। षम्स्क्र्थम् मम प्रिय भाश अस्थि। अहम् सम्स्क्रिथम् अश्तानि वर्शानि अपतथ्।
adhuna aham samskrita baśāyahā likhāmi ṣamskrtham mama priya bhāśa asthi aham samskritham aśtāni varśāni apatath
"गुरु ब्रह्म गुरु विश्नु गुरु देवो महेश्वरह
गुरु साक्शाथ् पर ब्रह्मो थस् मैश्रि गुरवे नमह॥"
guru brahma guru viśnu guru devo maheśvaraha
guru sākśāth para brahmo thas maiśri gurave namaha
भाशासु दिय्व मधुर घेर्वन भरथि- अथ अहम् मधुर सम्स्क्रित भाशाम् लिखामि।
bhāśāsu diyva madhura gheervana bharathi- atha aham madhura samskrita bhāśām likhāmi
Readers,
This has been my desire - to blog in Sanskrit and I just discovered the perfect unicode enabled Indic script text editor software. Kindly echooos the mathras - I am just learning to use i-translator and my posts will be better once I master its nuances!
Just one more shloka that i can remember right now before I finish:
"प्रारभ्य च उत्तमजनाः न परित्यजन्ति
प्रारभ्यते न खलु विघ्नभयेन नीचैः
प्रारभ्य च विघ्नविहताः विरमन्ति मध्याः।
विघ्नैः पुनः पुनरपि प्रतिहन्यमानाः
प्रारभ्य च उत्तमजनाः न परित्यजन्ति॥"
It feels great to see that I can actually remember this ...Its been ages since I read it, considering the fact that I cant rermember what I studied last week.!!!! I just love getting to write in Sanskrit again...even tho i would prefer pen n paper!!!!!!
- अथ उवाच भार्गवी
- atha uvāca bhārgavī
Some effort, I must say!
ReplyDeleteHow'd you manage to type all this on an english keyboard?? Cut'n'paste maybe? ;-)
But alas! I don't follow sanskrit, and I'm afraid I may never discover the nuances of your verses!
@ sandeep: Thanks..but no cut n paste , dude..read the fine print..its not very easy.I use a script translator
ReplyDeleteIs n't it "yevam avuvaachath bhargavi?" instead of "atha uvaacha Bhargavi".
ReplyDeleteOf course I'm not good at sanskrit.
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ReplyDeleteOut of Context-
ReplyDeleteDid not know whether Rudyard Kipling's IF is posted in Melancholetta. So thought of letting you know. If it has been, then delete the comment. BTW, I'm Kishore's school mate!