iPhone app DDSA Practical Sanskrit

The Macdonell Practical Sanskrit Dictionary app is a product of the Digital South Asia Library program (https: //dsal.uchicago.edu) at the University of Chicago.
The app offers a searchable version of Macdonell, Arthur Anthony, A practical Sanskrit dictionary with transliteration, accentuation, and etymological analysis throughout, London: Oxford University Press, 1929.
The original edition of this dictionary was published by Messrs.
Longmans, Green & co., and has been reproduced photographically with their consent.

The Macdonell Practical Sanskrit Dictionary app can be used both online and offline.
The online version interacts with a database that runs remotely on a server at the University of Chicago.
The offline version uses a database that is created on the device upon first download.

By default, the app operates in the online mode.

The app allows users to conduct both headword and fulltext queries.

The default mode for this app is to search headwords.
To search for a headword, touch the search box at the top (magnifying glass icon) to expose the on-screen keyboard and begin searching.
Headwords can be entered in Sanskrit, accented latin characters, and unaccented latin characters.

After entering three characters in the search box, a scrollable list of search suggestions will pop up.
Touch the word to search for and it will automatically fill in the search field.
Or ignore suggestions and enter the search term completely.
To execute the search, touch the return button on the keyboard.

By default, headword searches expand off the end of the search term.
In other words, searching for kar will generate results for headwords that begin with kar and have any number of trailing characters, like karanda (

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