Sanskrit-Wörterbuch is a comprehensive dictionary of the Sanskrit language, compiled by Otto Böhtlingk and Rudolph Roth. Published in 1865, this dictionary represents a monumental achievement in the field of Indology and historical linguistics. It offers detailed definitions, etymological information, and extensive examples of usage, making it an indispensable resource for scholars and students of Sanskrit. Böhtlingk and Roth's meticulous scholarship provides a deep understanding of the rich vocabulary and complex grammar of Sanskrit, illuminating its connections to other Indo-European languages. This dictionary remains a cornerstone for anyone seeking to explore the classical literature, philosophy, and religious texts written in Sanskrit.

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