This comprehensive "Dictionnaire classique sanscrit-français" is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of Sanskrit. Compiled and revised from the works of Wilson, Bopp, Westergaard, Johnson, and others, this dictionary provides a thorough exploration of the Sanskrit language, presented in French.

The dictionary features Devanagari script, its European transcription, interpretations, roots, and numerous references, making it an essential tool for understanding the nuances of Sanskrit. This meticulously crafted dictionary stands as a testament to 19th-century linguistic scholarship and remains a vital reference for those engaged in the study of Sanskrit and comparative linguistics.

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