LP Sanskrit

LP Sanskrit
LP Sanskrit
Developer: 🇬🇧 David Arthur
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LP Sanskrit Summary

LP Sanskrit is a mobile Android app in Education by David Arthur. Released in Jan 2013 (13 years ago). It has about 914+ installs and 20 ratings . Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 6.00 monthly active users . Store last updated Aug 27, 2025

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App Description

Practise Sanskrit vocabulary & grammar on the move (Devanagari & transliterated)

No one could learn Sanskrit without the aid of at least a good set of textbooks and, if possible, a congenial teacher. But Sanskrit is a very complex and demanding language, and in order to master it, one must memorise a great deal of information. This is where Liberation Philology Sanskrit can help.

Whenever you have your phone and a free moment, Liberation Philology Sanskrit presents a continuous multiple-choice test on Sanskrit vocabulary and grammar. It immediately confirms or corrects each answer, and reinforces your knowledge through repetition.

• Vocabulary: 320 levels, each testing the translation of ten words between Sanskrit and English. Interspersed among these are cumulative levels reviewing what has been learned earlier (giving a total of 360 levels).

• Nouns: Tests your ability to parse and decline all classes of Sanskrit nouns.

• Pronouns: Tests your ability to parse and decline Sanskrit pronouns.

• Verbs: Tests your ability to parse and conjugate a wide range of Sanskrit verbs.

All tests can be set to display Sanskrit words either in Devanagari script or transliterated into the Roman alphabet. A further module allows you to review the vocabulary word-list and the noun and verb paradigms.