Morpheus for Sanskrit v.0.4

Morpheus is a plugin for Firefox and Chrome - simple practical samAsa parser and morph analyzer for Sanskrit

Just double-click a Sanskrit word to start it.

Three main objectives:

• - breaks long compound word into parts
• - determines the morphology of each pada
• - shows the dictionary meaning.

installation:

Chromium

Firefox

hot keys:

• ESC - closes all
• shift-mouse over a word - IAST transliteration
• double click - starts Morpheus everywhere, useful in a dictionary articles

editor:

just type single word in a devanagari, keyboard layout mimics SLP1.Then Enter or doubleclick. Do not type virama, it is already typed. Vowel in first position is already in a full form. To remove virama, type key "a", or backspace. To type A-dirgha-liga, type "a" once more. Other dirgha is on vowel key + Shift bytton

dicts:

Morpheus uses four dictionaries:

Remarkable dictionaries MW and Apte from www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/index.html

Many thanks to a team at github.com/sanskrit-lexicon.

But also two more special dicts, 'BG' 'http://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_giitaa/bgwords.html', and 'Termins', or 'TS' for some ready final forms, pronouns, ordinals, etc.