Sanskrit Noun declension using Ashtadhyayi Sutras

Sanskrit is coming of age. more and more colleges and universities are offering a degree course in this lingua franca of yore. many schools across europe and america are introducing sanskrit to young learners.in india too there is a revival across the length and breadth, with committed organizations working to reach out to adults and children all over.to understand sanskrit grammar, the basic stuff is all about knowing thecorrect spellingof nouns and verbs. this edition gives the correct spelling ofsanskrit nouns, that are commonly seen in literature or those that serve as templates for spellings of other nouns. it also goes into theashtadhyayi of paninito see what changes are involved to make the final spelling.the7x3 sup table matricesfor nouns in 7 cases and 3 numbers are judiciously arranged, with emphasis on clarity and legibility.gender of nounsis explicitly specified, and the mechanism oforiginalsup affixes, andmodifiedsup affixes is elaborated.ashtadhyayi sutras nos for substitutions and sandhi changes in the noun spellings are listed, so that the reader understands thebackground processthreadbare.