Spell Checker for Sanskrit Sentences based on Morphological Analysis
Namrata Tapaswi · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2022
Sanskrit (संस्कृत), sometimes referred to as the mother of all Indian languages, has a significant presence in Indian literature. The Sanskrit language is thought to be the source of all Indian languages. Sanskrit is a free-ordering language (or syntax-free language), which means that even if the sequence of the words changes, the meaning remains the same. The complexity of spell-checking documents in Sanskrit can be studied using morphological analysis, which is a basic component of language processing for Indian languages. We used morphological analysis to examine a huge number of words from various areas of speech. Based on this research, a spellchecker was created. The architecture of a spellchecker and a spell-checking algorithm constructed on morphological principles are proposed in this study.