Greek text in GST dictionary

[funderburkjim]

gst = Goldstücker Sanskrit-English Dictionary

@jmigliori

See if you can work with this file: gst_greek.txt

• The file gives the entry digitization for each entry that has Greek text.
  • some entries may have more than one line with Greek text, e.g. anurADa
• Each entry provides a pdf link that you can paste into browser url.
• Also, since the headwords in the pdf show as Devanagari, the file also shows the Devanagari headword
  • this, along with the page column (a or b), may help you get to the right spot in the scan
• The lines with Greek text are preceded and followed by a blank line.
  • The greek text spots are identified by <lang n="greek"></lang>
  • Your task is to edit the file, and insert the Greek text : <lang n="greek">GREEK TEXT HERE</lang>

Let me know if this format is useable. If it is, then I'll make a similar file for VEI.

[funderburkjim]

Here is a sample entry from the gst_greek.txt file

; ----------------------------------------------------------
; pdf link = https://www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/scans/csl-apidev/servepdf.php?dict=gst&page=070-b
; headword = अनफा
; ----------------------------------------------------------
<L>2350<pc>070-b<k1>anaPA<k2>anaPA
{#anaPA#}¦ f. ({#-PA#}) A certain configuration of the planets; a

<div n="lb">transcription of the greek word <lang n="greek"></lang>.

<LEND>

[funderburkjim]

Note also some lines may have greek text in more than one spot

<div n="lb">and the asterism probably comprises <lang n="greek"></lang> and <lang n="greek"></lang> Scorpionis.

[jmigliori]

all set!

gst_greek-complete.txt

[funderburkjim]

Work looks good. Will install soon.

[funderburkjim]

Greek text installed.

@jmigliori gst greek text task finished.