Sanskrit Vyakaran

Sanatan Vedic resurgence requires the ability to read the Shastras with precision. Sanskrit grammar provides that foundation by showing how words and sentences convey meaning.

Vyakarana is a Vedanga, and Panini’s Ashtadhyayi is its foundational grammar text. In 40 lessons, practise sentences, translation, pronunciation and speaking. Apply the grammar to prayers, mantras and shlokas.

Regular abhyasa is central to the course. Use the exercises to improve pronunciation and fluency, read basic Sanskrit texts and prepare for further study of Deva Bhasha.

What You Will Learn

• You will study sentence structure, verb agreement, vibhakti and karaka, together with noun declension and verb forms in the lat, lrit and lot lakaras.

• The lessons cover parasmaipada and atmanepada verbs, introductory sandhi, compounds and participles.

• Practise reading and translating simple Sanskrit sentences and shlokas.

• Improve your pronunciation and confidence in speaking, and prepare for further study, including the Veda and Sanskrit Masterclass.

Eligibility

• This course welcomes beginners and learners who want to strengthen their Sanskrit grammar.

• No prior Sanskrit knowledge is required.

What You'll Need

• You will need a notebook, pen, suitable device and internet connection, along with time for translation exercises and revision.

• Check the teaching language in the enrolment details before joining.

Course details

• Level: Beginner.

• Instructor: Acharya Nandita Shastri.

• Video content: 33 hours across 40 chapters in four sections.

• Study plan: 40 lessons, designed as a 40-day grammar track; proficiency develops through continued practice.

• Teaching language: Hindi