Sanskrit Daily: 5-Min Lessons
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Learn Sanskrit in 5–10 minutes a day: 21 lessons, 168 words, quizzes & streaks
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- Updated
- Nov 4
- 2026 · v1.9.1
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About Sanskrit Daily: 5-Min Lessons
दिने दिने संस्कृतम् — "Sanskrit, day by day."
Sanskrit Daily Practice turns learning Sanskrit into a small daily habit. Each lesson takes about 5–10 minutes, so you can keep going even on a busy day, and spaced revision brings back the words you missed until they stick.
21 LESSONS, BEGINNER TO ADVANCED
• Beginner (10 lessons): vowels, consonants and marks, everyday nouns and gender, "I am / this is", pronouns, numbers 1–10, present-tense verbs, questions and negation, everyday conversation
• Intermediate (7 lessons): the case system, ā-stem and a-stem nouns, more present-tense verbs, past tense, adjectives and agreement, compounds (samāsa), imperatives
• Advanced (4 lessons): sandhi rules, participles and the infinitive, verbal roots and derived words, reading a subhāṣita
WHAT YOU GET
• 168 vocabulary words in Devanagari with IAST transliteration, searchable and bookmarkable
• 21 quizzes with 168 questions, each answer explained
• Spaced revision so missed words come back at the right time
• Play pronunciation for words using your phone's voice engine
• Daily streak, XP and achievements to keep you consistent
• Full English and Hindi interface, light and dark themes
• Works offline, with no account needed
GOOD FOR
• Complete beginners starting with the script
• School students revising Sanskrit basics
• Anyone who wants to read shlokas and subhāṣitas with understanding
FREE, WITH ADS
The app is free and supported by ads: a small banner on the main tabs and a full-screen ad after every third completed quiz. Lessons, quizzes and revision sessions themselves stay ad-free. Your learning progress is stored only on your device. Ads are provided by Google AdMob, which may use your device's advertising ID; see the privacy policy for details.
CONTENT STATUS
Lesson and vocabulary content is drafted with AI assistance and has not yet been reviewed by a qualified Sanskrit teacher. Treat it as a learning aid while that review is pending, and please report any mistake.
Questions or feedback: [email protected]
Sanskrit Daily Practice turns learning Sanskrit into a small daily habit. Each lesson takes about 5–10 minutes, so you can keep going even on a busy day, and spaced revision brings back the words you missed until they stick.
21 LESSONS, BEGINNER TO ADVANCED
• Beginner (10 lessons): vowels, consonants and marks, everyday nouns and gender, "I am / this is", pronouns, numbers 1–10, present-tense verbs, questions and negation, everyday conversation
• Intermediate (7 lessons): the case system, ā-stem and a-stem nouns, more present-tense verbs, past tense, adjectives and agreement, compounds (samāsa), imperatives
• Advanced (4 lessons): sandhi rules, participles and the infinitive, verbal roots and derived words, reading a subhāṣita
WHAT YOU GET
• 168 vocabulary words in Devanagari with IAST transliteration, searchable and bookmarkable
• 21 quizzes with 168 questions, each answer explained
• Spaced revision so missed words come back at the right time
• Play pronunciation for words using your phone's voice engine
• Daily streak, XP and achievements to keep you consistent
• Full English and Hindi interface, light and dark themes
• Works offline, with no account needed
GOOD FOR
• Complete beginners starting with the script
• School students revising Sanskrit basics
• Anyone who wants to read shlokas and subhāṣitas with understanding
FREE, WITH ADS
The app is free and supported by ads: a small banner on the main tabs and a full-screen ad after every third completed quiz. Lessons, quizzes and revision sessions themselves stay ad-free. Your learning progress is stored only on your device. Ads are provided by Google AdMob, which may use your device's advertising ID; see the privacy policy for details.
CONTENT STATUS
Lesson and vocabulary content is drafted with AI assistance and has not yet been reviewed by a qualified Sanskrit teacher. Treat it as a learning aid while that review is pending, and please report any mistake.
Questions or feedback: [email protected]