A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages

The Comparative dictionary of the Indo-Aryan languages represents a lifetime's development of the material that Turner began to work on in his Nepali dictionary (1096). There are 14,189 numbered entries in the main sequence, arranged in alphabetical order under Sanskrit, or reconstructed proto-Indo-Aryan, forms (the latter marked * in
accordance with custom). Entries (unnumbered) are also provided under the ‘roots’ familiar in Sanskrit and Indo-Aryan philology, with cross-references to the words that belong to them.