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Panini: Astadhyayi [mula text extracted from the commented version]

8part

50section

5,740verse

153with word data

part 1 · 16 section · 1,560 verse

section	verse
1	44
1.1	144
1.2	88
1.3	170
1.4	152
1.5	73
1.6	73
1.7	47
1.8	139
1.9	56
1.10	142
1.11	93
1.12	128
1.13	84
1.14	43
1.15	84

part 2 · 7 section · 723 verse

section	verse
2	27
2.1	106
2.2	136
2.3	174
2.4	176
2.5	44
2.6	60

part 3 · 5 section · 657 verse

section	verse
3	26
3.1	150
3.2	188
3.3	176
3.4	117

part 4 · 5 section · 659 verse

section	verse
4	24
4.1	178
4.2	145
4.3	168
4.4	144

part 5 · 5 section · 600 verse

section	verse
5	45
5.1	136
5.2	140
5.3	119
5.4	160

part 6 · 4 section · 736 verse

section	verse
6.1	223
6.2	199
6.3	139
6.4	175

part 7 · 4 section · 438 verse

section	verse
7.1	103
7.2	118
7.3	120
7.4	97

part 8 · 4 section · 367 verse

section	verse
8.1	74
8.2	108
8.3	117
8.4	68

Source and method

Source data: units.sqlite3, table units, work PS (verse units, excluded=0, order by rowid), source files 000323138_panini--astadhyayi.html 000334675_pasupatasutra-with-kaundinya-s-pancarthabhasya.html 000348979_prakasa-samhita--pancaratra.html. Devanagari: tlit.iast2dev from the IAST padas. Refs: units.ref parsed to numbers; a ref with one level sits in blocks of 100 verses, numbered by position. Meter rows: 5,740 of 5,740 verses from units.sqlite3 (units.meter, units_meter_detail); 0 have no scan.

One row per section. A section page shows the text in Devanagari and IAST, one block per verse, with the meter scan on the ID line data. Paths: /texts/ps-1; a verse suffix such as /texts/ps-1.1 opens the same page at that verse.

Word-level data data: form, lemma, root, grammar and compound split for 153 of 5,740 verse from the Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (DCS, Oliver Hellwig, CC BY 4.0; text Aṣṭādhyāyī / Kāśikāvṛtti / Pāśupatasūtra; CoNLL-U dump, aligned by text in build/data/dcs_align.json). The DCS line under each verse is its own reading, which can differ from the text above. No translation and no chant for this book; those exist for the Ṛgveda only.