As a study-aide and reference for (mostly noun) paradigms, we in the Sanskrit Tutorial at St. John’s have been using शब्दमञ्जरी (Śabda Mañjarī), published by R.S. Vadhyar & Sons in Kalpathi, Palghat, S. India.
Our tutor, Mr. Mark Singleton, has been kind enough to chant a great deal of the paradigms from this helpful little book, and to be recorded doing so by our classmate Matt Robertson.
You can download the .zip archive of the complete audio in AAC (.m4a) format here (37.4mb), which is recommended since the files are smaller and the quality better; or, if you can’t play audio in that format, you can download the .zip archive of the audio in .mp3 format here (55.4mb).
You can also download individual .mp3 files or listen to them in your browser below.
Complete archive in AAC (37.4mb)
Complete archive in MP3 (55.4mb)
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The sound is crystalline and all very clear permitting me an easy study. I deeply thank you a lot.
Now I only have a problem, I did look everywhere for this book in the form of ‘made easy series’, because this way I will be able to by it.
If you please can inform me about because at the publisher, on-line -, the answer is negative.
I renew my thanks
Jonathan
I don’t know anything about the publication except what you can see in the image of its cover above.
You can download a digital version here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/6591892/Sabda-Manjari
Other digital versions can be found elsewhere online. Sometimes it turns up on online bookstores, but I don’t have any good leads. It can be hard to get outside of India.