Learn to read in Sanskrit with Grammar- Intermediate Course

Explore the foundations of Sanskrit grammar, its early development, precise syntax, logical reasoning, and flexible word order, empowering you to read Sanskrit, discover yourself, and the ultimate truth.

Explore the three gender-based noun categories in Sanskrit—masculine, feminine, and neutral—through examples. Identify how each noun aligns with gender and use the cross section and resources to check understanding.

Learn how masculine, feminine, and neutral Sanskrit nouns are classified by number—singular, dual, and plural—with examples of one, two, and more than two forms.

Explore Sanskrit noun forms by rules across masculine, feminine, and neutral endings, and master subject and object forms, number, and relationship endings in sentences.

Explore masculine noun applications in Sanskrit grammar through scriptural examples and a short passage, covering all eight cases and key terms like mantra and Bhagavad Gita.

Learn the applications of feminine nouns in Sanskrit through scriptural examples from Shankaracharya, the Mahatma, and the Bhagavad Gita, highlighting terms like Parvathy and Bhagavati.

Explore neutral noun applications in scriptures and passages, illustrated by mantras expressing salutation to the light, health and prosperity, and the disciplined mind with serenity, patience, and self-control.

Explore Sanskrit verbs, categorized into present, past, and future tenses and classified by moods, with examples across first, second, and third person and singular, dual, and plural.

Explore verb applications in Sanskrit through scriptures and a short dialogue, illustrating give up, honor, do, and remember, with examples from the Bhagavad Gita and other verses.

Explore Sanskrit adjectives and their agreement with nouns in gender, number, and case. Learn color and feeling adjectives through example sentences that show matching forms.

Explore indeclinables in Sanskrit, focusing on adverbs and their usage, with examples from scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita to illustrate applications of grammar beyond parts of speech.

Explore Sanskrit prepositions, called upasaka, and vibhakti endings that modify verbs and nouns. See how prefixes like ah, pra, and upa express location, time, and manner.

Learn Sanskrit pronouns, their three types, including gender-invariant, gendered, and non-person pronoun forms, with case-based structures and examples like aham and you in singular, dual, and plural.

Explore how masculine pronouns are classified by number and cases in Sanskrit, with examples in singular and plural forms. Use short passages about Lord Shriram to illustrate usage.

Explore feminine pronouns, their case and number forms, with examples in singular, dual, and plural, and see their use in Navratri passages honoring Durga, Mahalakshmi, and Saraswati.

Explore sandhi in Sanskrit, the art of linking words by merging ending and beginning sounds. Learn three sandhi types with examples from scripture and practice identifying replacement sounds in phrases.

Learn about peace mantras from the Upanishads that guide from untruth to truth, darkness to light, and lead to inner and outer peace across life.

This lesson presents a short story in Sanskrit that demonstrates grammatical concepts learned so far and shows the moral that greed can destroy.