Kavi-Kosh | Sanskrit

Features Kavi-Kosh | Sanskrit

We all know the external world (physical world) of matter, space,forces, energy etc.
which is one and same for all of us.
If this is aComputer, this is a Computer for all of us.
If this is a Printer, thisis a printer for all of us.
If this is a digital pen, this is a digital penfor all of us.
We also know through the Vedas that there is ananother world which is called internal world, that varies.
Every onecreates his/her own internal world by his/her own mind, brain,knowledge, wisdom and intellect etc.
We experience it in ourdreams.
At night when we sleep, the intellect also rests, fiveworking senses and five knowledge senses are also on the bedunder comfort that is the time when we start dreaming.
At thedream stage also we engage in activities like seeing, walking,eating, drinking, reading, laughing .
By which eyes we are seeing,by which legs we are walking or by which mouth we are eating ordrinking in dream, it is a matter to mull over?
Actually theseactivities are parts of our internal world which is created by ourself.The internal world of the poets is stronger than other.
They havemore imagination or conjecture power.
They think all day long forcomposing shlokas in different chhandas.
They would like tocompose shlokas even at the time of walking.
Sometimes theyexperience scarcity of similar word having proper meaning as wellas required matras i.e.
laghu, guru etc.
to make appropriatechhanda.
We hope the Kavikosha will fulfill their need as this koshhas a lot of synonyms.
All the synonymes/words have beencompiled from the Amarkosh, Halayudha kosha andEkaksharakosha.
The kosha, I think will be of immense help to thepoets who are engaged in composing poetries as perchhandashastra as well as to those who are actively engaged indeveloping new trend of poetry.Moreover, this is a digital kosha in the form of app.
and beingpublished under the project of E-content Generation with a viewto develop E-Databank, E-Learning and E-Sources of SanskritText sponsored by the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, DeemedUniversity, Institutional area, Janakpuri, New Delhi.I am grateful to Hon.
Vice Chancellor, Prof.
P.N.
Shastry forthoroughly guidance in editing with authenticity.I extend our thanks to Prof.
S.
Subrahmanya Sarma, Registrar forrendering their support and services towards the present work.
Dr.R.G.Muralikrishnan is also to be thanked for their sincere effortsthrough which the work of kosha could be uploaded on theprestigious occasion of Natyotsava.Dr.
Deep Kumar, Dr.
Arun Kumar, Dr.
Bhanu Sharma, Dr.Vishwanatha Hegde, Shri Abijit Debabarma, Shrimati Asha Hegdeand Miss.
Samhita Sharma deserve my special thanks and blessingas they have gladly shouldered the burden of bringing out the workwithin a time limit.I shall be grateful to the scholars for sending suggestions forcorrection in the kosha as it is a natural process of kosha.
E-mailfor suggestion: [email protected].
Sarvanarayana JhaHead, Dept.
of JyotishaRashtriya Sanskrit SansthanDeemed University, Institutional areaJanakpuri, New Delhi.