morpheus v.0.3 divides compound Sanskrit word (samAsa) into its components, padas and shows their morphology and translation.
Now morpheus v.0.3 has the plugins for Firefox and Chromium.
Morpheus works everywhere. Just double-click on a Sanskrit word-form to start it.
three steps:
double click everywhere on a web page - padaccheda - possible chains of padas; the upper - (possible, but not always) the better
click on pada - morphplogic analysis (names analysis more or less correct, verbs in its infancy)
click on morph row - possible dicts articles; note: you should choose a corresponding gender or gana-pada by yourself , i.e. check morphs to dicts correspondance
hot keys:
ESC - closes all
shift-mouse-over-nagari - IAST transliteration
doubleclick - starts Morpheus for that very word-form, useful in a dict articles
editor:
just type one word in a devanagari, keyboard layout mimics SLP1, then Enter or doubleclick. Do not type virama, it is already typed. Vowel in first position already in a full form. To remove virama, type key "a", or backspace. To type A-dirgha, type "a" once more.
dicts:
Morpheus uses remarkable dictionaries from www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/index.html, many thanks to the team. But I add two more special dicts, first (named BG) from http://sanskritdocuments.org/, and second (named Terms) for some exceptions, all pronoun forms, etc.
tests:
Morpheus-03 was made with a huge amount of tests. Tests done by comparing the text of the Bhagavad Gita with its transcript from http://sanskritdocuments.org and some others
sandhi.js - 2297
vigraha.js - 701
stemmer.js - 701
code, license, contacts:
code: https://github.com/mbykov
license: GNU GPL
email: Michael Bykov, m.bykov@gmail.com