Sanskrit Documents

The following texts are arranged in Devanagari sequence whenever possible. See File Formats for the legend. The documents are presented in combined manner in allfilelist and in allfilelistpdf for PDF format.

Warning: If you are viewing the SANS98 | TRNS98 files, in your browser, select View|Encoding|Western European which will improve the display. However, you may miss the kta conjunt e.g. suukta. That is a problem with combination of font, browsers, and windows operating system. To avoid the problem, get the TXT98 text, copy paste or save/open in Itranslator and see if you get good display. Taking the output in Word may or may not work. The newer Itranslator2003 supports Unicode display but you will need to regenerate the output.

Short texts with Vedic accents

The following suuktas and texts have Vedic accent marks or svaras generated using Itranslator98. Please download and install the latest font sets from this site.

A current project involves encoding additional texts with Vedic accents. They are listed here. If you are interested in participating, please send a message to sanskrit@cheerful.com.

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - udakashAnti

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - chamakaprashna (Meaning 1 2 , completevidhi, Roman, Skt Dvng) ((without accents))

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - taittirIyAraNyaka

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - taittirIya samhitA 1.1

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - nakshatrasUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - navagrahasUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - nArAyaNasUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - pavamAnasUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - bhUsUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - mantrapuShpa(meaning)

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - medhAsUkta

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - rudraprashna(Also rudram (praise) namakam and chamakam or rudrAdhyAya) (Meaning 1, 2 , 3 4 , completevidhi, Roman, Skt Dvng)) ((without accents))

ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - viShNusUkta

rigveda

ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - devIsukta
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - nAsadIya sUkta
ITX | PS | PDF | GIF | TXT98 | SANS98 | TRNS98 | - puruShasUkta Meaning 1, 2, 3, audio 1, 2
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - mantrapuShpA.njali (meaning)
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - rAtri sUkta
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - shrI sUkta (Meaning)
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - shrI sUkta mahAtmyam
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - shrI sUkta with vedic accents (Meaning)
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - sandhyAvandana, R^igvedIya (with meanings,audio, Hindi, Sanskrit)
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - sa.nGYAnasUkta
ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - shAntipATha
The complete Rigveda Sanskrit Devanagari edition with svara marks is available at Ulrich Stiehl's http://www.sanskritweb.net/rigveda/ mirrored http://www.sanskritweb.org/rigveda/. It is the edition of the "Rigveda Samhita" by Prof. R.L. Kashyap and Prof. S. Sadagopan published in 1998 by the Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture. It is a masterpiece of meticulousness and a gem of Indian Devanagari typography. Each PDF file has been incorporated with searchable feature.
A machine encoded text file of the same text in Itrans is available at http://sanskritdocuments.org/mirrors/rigveda/ in Sanskrit 1.2 font and English translations at http://hindunet.org/saraswati/rigveda/rigvedaskt.htm (based on Saayana and Wilson) and at http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm (by Ralph T.H. Griffith, 1896).
Aryasamaj, Jamnagar has online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda with Sanskrit text and Hindi Bhashya.
Gayatri Pariwar has another set of online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, and Vedanta darshan with Sanskrit text and Hindi translation, among many other documents.
gatewayforindia.com Vedas section has audio of all four Vedas for download.
Veda Prasar Samiti, formerly Delhi Vedic Trust, provides professionally recorded CDs and cassettes of classical chanting of Vedas.
vedamu.org by Sri Sathya Sai Veda Pratishtan, Hyderabad, India has all Vedas recorded in .wma format in various categories including Samhita, Krama, Ghana. The site is a very good resource for audio as well as Sanskrit related texts.
Rigveda translation of "Vedic Experience" By Professor Raimon Panikkar - one of the finest translations into English. Himalayan Academy published the 1000-page anthology in a special edition in the West, while Motilal Banarsidas produced the Indian edition; reviewed and highly recommended by Vedic Scholars in India. Professor Pannikar made the translation available on the World Wide Web in July 1995. All seven parts of "Vedic Experience" are on-line.
Online complete etext of The Rigveda, A Historical Analysis, by Shrikant G. Talageri, Aditya Prakashan, New Delhi.
The Rigveda encoded by Bhagwan Singh is available here in MSWord (in Krutideva true type fonts) and in PDF formats.
More Rigveda:
- Readme File
- ITRANS input Text + header
- PostScript Devanagari
- HTML/XDVNG Devanagari
- GIF Devanagari
- ITRANS Input Text
- Intermediate Rearranged File
- Original Encoding
  Please contact Shree, and/or Avinash Sathaye for further details, or check the Sanskrit goodies' rigveda.

sAmaveda

Complete Samaveda Sanskrit encoded text without svara marks by Anshuman Pandey is available in different formats, namely Encoded text, XDVNG html, postscript, and PDF format.
Ganas of the Kauthumas, Samevada, edited by Subramania Sarma, Chennai are available at http://www.sanskritweb.org/samaveda/index.html.
The Vedicreserve site has complete text along with many other major Sanskrit literature.
Samaveda's 1895 English translation by Ralph T.H. Griffith is available at http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm.
Aryasamaj, Jamnagar has online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda with Sanskrit text and Hindi Bhashya.
Gayatri Pariwar has another set of online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, and Vedanta darshan with Sanskrit text and Hindi translation, among many other documents.
gatewayforindia.com vedas section has audio of all four vedas for download.

atharvaveda

Aryasamaj, Jamnagar has online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda with Sanskrit text and Hindi Bhashya.
Gayatri Pariwar has another set of online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, and Vedanta darshan among many other documents.
Atharvaveda's English translation by Maurice Bloomfield, Sacred Books of the East, volume 42 [1897] is available at http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm. Sanskrit text is not encoded yet (Oct. 2000).
gatewayforindia.com vedas section has audio of all four vedas for download.

yajurveda

Aryasamaj, Jamnagar has online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda with Sanskrit text and Hindi Bhashya.
Gayatri Pariwar has another set of online scanned copies of Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, and Vedanta darshan among many other documents.
A portion of Krishna Yajurveda Works (Brahmana and Aranyaka) of the Taittiriya Shakha edited by Subramania Sarma, Chennai (India) is made available at Ulrich Stiehl's http://www.sanskritweb.net/yajurveda/.
Yajurveda's English translation by Arthur Berriedale Keith [1914] is available at http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/index.htm and at http://www.hinduwebsite.com/sacredscripts/yajur_veda_intro.htm. The machine encoded Sanskrit text is available under TITUS project at http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/ind/aind/ved/yvs/ts/ts.htm. One needs to install the associated font to view the text.
There are some audio clips available at these links: http://sanskritdocuments.org/links5_audio.html, 1 in devotional section, and 2: Shanti.
gatewayforindia.com vedas section has audio of all four vedas for download.

upaveda

ITX | PS | PDF | XDVNG | GIF - dhanurveda (translation)

For additional information, the Unicode Standard 4.0 (2003) does not support accented Vedic texts. Only two Vedic accents were defined by the Unicode consortium, whereas approximate 50 Vedic accents/characters/svaras would be required for encoding the various Vedic texts. See Vedic Code Set (vedic.pdf) in http://tdil.mit.gov.in/pchangeuni.htm and 29 Samaveda accents listed in http://www.sanskritweb.de/sans99sv.pdf.