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//Sanskrit Auto-Replace Script
//
//WHAT IT WILL DO: With this script you can type romanized Sanskrit much faster
//and with better accuracy. The method of use: simply type the words without
//diacritics. They will revert to the proper diacritical form in Sanskrit when you
//type a space after the word is finished.
//
//CAVEATS: the dictionary is not verified (just selected automatically). So please
//verify after each word that it matches the one in your citation source. Also,
//there are words that cannot be properly replaced, like the pair "kāla" and "kalā"
//because without diacritics, they are both "kala". For these cases and the missing
//words you can use the second mode of input, as detailed below.
//
//INSTALLATION
//- Edit your monobook.js page and paste in the script
//- Your monobook.js file is at
http://wiki.riteme.site/wiki/User:YOUR_USER_NAME_GOES_HERE/monobook.js
//
//AUTHOR : http://wiki.riteme.site/wiki/User:Visarga
//DATE : January 3, 2008
//VERSION: 0.1
//
//USAGE:
// Mode 1 - auto replacing whole words
// Type in Sakti and it will automatically change to Śakti
// The script will port your case, so it will work for śakti ŚAKTI and Śakti
// all the same
//
// Mode 2 - inserting diacritics by hand
// Type a double minus "--" after a, i, u, etc and it will become ā, ī, ū, etc
// Similarly, double dot ".." adds the dot under. r.. -> ṛ
// Double cedilla "~~" adds the cedilla over the n -> ñ
// For the more rare cases of line and dot, like Ḹ , type ".-" after "L"
//
//Please contact me if you have improvements.
var c;
var vLetters=new Array('a--|ā','A--|Ā','u--|ū','U--|Ū','i--|ī','I--|Ī','r..|ṛ','l..|ḷ','L..|Ḷ','m..|ṃ','M..|Ṃ','h..|ḥ','H..|Ḥ',"S''|Ś","s''|ś",'s..|ṣ','S..|Ṣ','n..|ṇ','N..|Ṇ','n~~|ñ','N~~|Ñ','t..|ṭ','T..|Ṭ','d..|ḍ','D..|Ḍ','r.-|ṝ','R.-|Ṝ','L.-|Ḹ','l.-|ḹ');
var sLetters2='';
var mapLetters=[]; //a-- -> ā
var mapLetters2=[]; //ā -> a
for (c=0; c<vLetters.length; c++) {
var vLine=vLetters[c].split('|');
if (sLetters2 != '') { sLetters2=sLetters2+'|'; }
sLetters2=sLetters2+vLine[1];
mapLetters[vLine[0]]=vLine[1];
mapLetters2[vLine[1]]=vLine[0].substr(0,1);
}
var rxLetters2=new RegExp('('+sLetters2+')', "ig");
function remove_diacritics(str) {
str = str.replace(rxLetters2, function ($0, $1) { if (mapLetters2[$0]) { return mapLetters2[$0]; } else { return $0; } } );
return str;
}
function extract_last_word(str) {
var c;
var ch;
var word="";
for (c=str.length-1; c>=0; c--) {
ch=str.substr(c,1);
if ((ch>='a' && ch<='z') || (ch>='A' && ch<='Z') || (mapLetters2[ch]!=undefined)) { word=ch+word; } else { break; }
}
return new Array(str.substr(0,str.length-word.length), word);
}
function preserve_case(str,model) {
if (remove_diacritics(str.toLowerCase()) != remove_diacritics(model.toLowerCase())) { return str; }
var c;
var str2="";
for (c=0; c<str.length; c++) {
if (model.substr(c,1).toLowerCase()==model.substr(c,1)) {
//model is lower case
str2=str2+str.substr(c,1).toLowerCase();
}
else {
//model is upper case
str2=str2+str.substr(c,1).toUpperCase();
}
}
return str2;
}
function w(str) {
var vStr=str.split(',');
var c;
var vLine=[];
for(c=0; c<vStr.length; c++) {
vLine[0]=remove_diacritics(vStr[c]);
vLine[1]=vStr[c];
if (vLine[0].length<3) { continue; }
mapWords[vLine[0]]=vLine[1];
}
}
var mapWords=[];
w('śiva,brahmā,parameśvara,sadāśiva,mālinīvijaya,mudrā,dvādaśānta,prāṇa,viṣṇu,parāparā,vidyā,aparā,īśvara,kalā,mālinī,pāda,mātṛkā,yoginī,maheśvara,nāda,apāna,navātman,kuṇdalinī,svāhā,gaṇeśa,suṣumnā,rauravāgama,mātṛsadbhāva,śrīkaṇṭha,bhāvanā,vāmā,ratiśekhara,pīṭha,kālāgni,siddhānta,hrīm,sādhaka,śambhunātha,vīrabhadra,samanā,rāhu,mahādeva,kriyāpāda,śakti,viṣṇuiti,sāmkhya,vidyāpāda,vidyeśvara,puryaṣṭaka,māyico,kṣemarāja,anāśrita,tuṭi,sambhunātha,kālī,bhārata,vauṣaṭ,ratnamālātantra,īśāna,unmanā,piśāca,vaiśeṣika');
w('māyica,kallaṭa,brahmavidyā,ātman,vāsanā,trikasāra,pramā,nāga,jyeṣṭhā,ghaṭikā,aṭṭahāsa,nyāya,kuṇda,vīrāvalītantra,vāma,tantrasadbhāva,sivatanuśāstra,raudrī,piṇda,paśupati,hāṭaka,dāmara,dīkṣā,caṣaka,bṛhaspati,śākta,āsana,varuṇa,somānanda,sadyojāta,vyāpinī,vapāna,upādhi,tatpuruṣa,tathā,sārṇkhya,sādhya,sarasvatī,ratnamālā,purāṇa,prakṛti,piṇdanātha,niścaya,mālini,macchandanātha,lokāloka,kāmikāgama,kriyā,iśvara,bhīma,adhikāra,śabda,sāyujya,sālokya,suśiva,pātāla,mahākāla,ekavīra,devyāyāmala,brāhmī,śrāddha');
w('ānanda,vīrya,viṣṇuita,umāpati,sāṃkhya,svāyambhuvāgama,samādhi,samskāra,prayāga,pratibhā,pibanī,nādānta,mālinl,mādhavakula,kāmya,kuṣmāṇda,kuṇdagolaka,kumārikā,kiraṇāgama,kiraṇatantra,jvālinī,hazā,chummā,bhadrakālī,arthavāda,aghorā,āśvayuja,śāmbhava,vāyu,sāmīpya,nirṛti,kārttika,kāla,aghorī,āśrama,āṇava,śruta,śivatanuśāstra,ādhāra,yamunā,vīthī,vyāpin,viṣa,vitastā,vimarśa,vidyādhara,varṇa,uccāra,trikasadbhāva,tattvaprakāśa,sṛṣṭi,sukṣma,smṛti,samvitprakāśa,samsāra,sabdarāśi,rākṣasa,pītaa,prāk,praṇava,orsū');
w('niṣkala,mīmāṃsā,mālinlvijaya,manonmanī,kṛṣṇa,kāli,kumārila,kularatnamālā,koṭi,khagendranātha,iśāna,hrīh,guṇa,guruṇā,dhāraṇā,dakṣa,chāgāsya,camatkāra,bhūtirāja,bhīrava,anusamdhāna,ananteśvara,amaranātha,ahamkāra,śākinī,vaiṣṇavī,sāmānya,sthāṇu,srīkaṇṭha,puṣkara,prajāpati,paśu,mārgaśīrṣa,kālarātri,kumāra,kalpanā,jambūdvīpa,himālaya,gandhamādana,dhyāna,caṇda,śrīm,āpyāyana,śivaiti,ādhāraśakti,ṛcchati,śabdarāśi,yakṣa,vāmadeva,vāgīśvarī,vyāsa,vyavahāra,viṣṇuite,viśvam,viṣuvat,vedānta,vatsalikā,utkrānti,upaśobhā');
w('sārupya,surā,sarvavīratantra,sadbhāva,raktā,pāśupata,pāpam,puruṣṭuta,pratyāhāra,pratiṣṭhā,prasamkhyāna,pramāṇastotra,piṇdastha,nyāsa,niśācāratantra,nirācāra,māyā,māyici,māgha,meṣāsya,lakṣmī,lakṣmaṇagupta,kālāgnirudra,kālottaratantra,kālakarṣiṇī,krodheśa,kaṭi,karṇikā,karṇa,kanyā,kalanā,jayā,jayantī,janmādhāra,jambudvīpa,indhikā,icchā,hālā,hṛdaya,hemakuṭa,gṛha,ghurṇi,ghaṭamudrā,ghaṭa,ekaśiva,dhāman,dhenumudrā,dharmādharma,dharmaśiva,caryā,bhāvanā,bhāva,aśvinī,anātha,amarāvatī,akṛta,aindrī,aghoraśiva');
w('adhiṣṭheya,abhiṣikta,abhiṣeka,āṣādha,ānandaśāstra,ādiyāga,vṛddhi,vyomavyāpin,vetāla,uttaraphalgunī,sikhaṇdin,rājavarta,mīnanātha,mālyavat,mahātejas,kṛta,kulakuṇdalinī,ketumāla,kaṇāda,dhṛti,cāmuṇdā,cinmātra,chagalāṇda,bhadrāśva,amṛta,śālagrāma,āvāhana,āveśa,āvaraṇa,ātmā,śrāvaṇa,śrlkaṇṭha,śrinagar,śrikaṇṭha,śodhayet,āmrātakeśvara,āmalasāraka,āmalaka,śloka,īkṣaṇeśāna,śikhā,śikha,āgamica,āditya,ācārya,śambhu,śaiva,śabdarāśer,yānti,yāmyā,yāmala,yojanā,yojanikā,yogasamcāra,yogadhāriṇi,yataḥ,vṛṣabha,vṛtti');
w('vātman,vīreśa,vāmasrotas,vāmanadatta,vāgiśvarī,vācaspatimiśra,vyāpāra,vyāpti,vyāna,viṣāvarta,viṣṇuloka,viśvedeva,vināyaka,vimalā,vilāpana,vidyāpati,vidyāmūrti,vidyādhipati,vidyādhipa,vidyeśa,vibhāga,vedyatā,vaṭuka,varāha,varaṇā,varadevanātha,vajrapāṇi,vaiśeṣikasutra,vairāgya,uṣman,upapīṭha,upaniṣad,udāna,uddeśah,tādana,tuṣakambuka,triśulinī,tripiṇda,tenānande,tatrāpi,tasmāt,tanmātra,tadā,sāradā,sāmsiddhika,sākṣād,sākinī,svātantryāt,svātantrya,svatantreśa,sthāpana,sthāna,sthūla,sthuleśvara,srṣṭi,srikaṇṭha');
w('sravaṇa,spandakārikā,sivastotrāvalī,sitāmśumauli,siddhasādhani,sautrāmaṇī,sarṇvarta,sarvātmanā,sarvavidyādhipa,sandhyā,samāveśa,samtāna,samnidhāna,samhitā,saṃghaṭṭa,samcāra,sadāśive,rāvaṇa,rāpam,rāmakaṇṭha,rājapurī,rāga,rupeṇa,rudrāṇī,pāśātmakah,pāśupatasutra,pāṇi,pārvatī,pārameśvara,prāṇe,prāṇana,prāṇacāra,prātibha,prāptam,prakaṭatā,pradhāna,pitṛ,phālguna,paṭṭilla,parāmarśa,nādī,nādd,niśāṭanatantra,niṣadha,nivṛttih,nivṛtti,nirodhikā,nimeṣa,nihśvāsaśāsana,nihśvāsatantra,nidrā,nidhīśvara,narasiṃhagupta');
w('nairṛta,māyāpuram,māyiche,mātṛ,mātrsadbhāva,mṛtpiṇda,mūrti,māmsa,mākoṭa,māheśī,mṛgendrāgama,mwdrā,mulādhāra,mukuṭatantra,meṣanātha,marukośa,marudeśa,manusmṛti,mahāpreta,mahāphalam,mahādevi,mahābhāṣya,lokapāla,lalitāditya,lakṣmaṇa,lakṣaṇa,kāṭhinya,kāṇda,kṣurikā,kṣobha,kāmikatantra,kāmatattva,kāmarupa,kāll,kālikā,kālasamkarṣiṇī,kṣapaṇa,kṣamasva,kṣam,kuṇdalī,kurukṣetra,kumbhārikā,kuleśvarī,kuleśvari,kuleśvara,kubjikāmata,kheṭapāla,kheṭaka,karṣati,karaṇa,kalādhya,kalyāṇa,kalavikaraṇī,kadalī,jyeṣṭha,harṇsa');
w('guṇd,ghorā,ghoratarā,ghorarūpe,ghaṭṭana,gaṇe,gaṇdikā,gamaśāstra,gahaneśa,erudikā,dīpta,dīnāra,dānava,dīkṣottara,dvāra,dvīpa,dvadaśānta,durgā,dombī,dhāl,dhyānd,dharā,dhaniṣṭhā,daṇdapāṇi,darśana,dakṣiṇāvarta,cāmuṇdī,catuṣkala,caryāpāda,carvaṇā,candraśarman,bīja,bṛhaduttara,bādha,brāhmaṇa,brahmaśiras,brahmayāmala,bhīṣma,bhāvayati,bhāvah,bhutvā,bhutirāja,bhogālasa,bhaṭṭārikā,bhavabhūti,balavikaraṇī,bahukleśa,avadhāna,avabhāsa,asāv,arthakriyā,ardhanārīśvara,anāśritaśiva,anāyāsam,anārambham,anudhyā,amṛtabīja');
w('amśa,akṣara,agnīṣoma,agnīdhra,aghoreśa,adhyavasāya,adhiṣṭhitah,adhiṣṭhita,abhiṣecana,śivah,ācamana,vārāhī,vārendra,vikāritvād,vaṣaṭ,vartamāno,unmeṣa,ujjayinī,uddhāra,tiṣya,sāraśāstra,sāka,suddhavatī,sthaṇdila,samyamanī,sabīja,rauravavārttika,puṣṭi,purvaphalgunī,prāṇanā,pramāṇa,padmamudrā,nārada,nīla,māyottīrṇe,mādhava,mantreśvara,mantramaheśvara,manovatī,lakṣmi,lakulīśa,kāruka,kānti,kṣepa,kauśeya,karmasāmya,kailāsa,jāti,ilāvṛta,ilāvrta,hiraṇmaya,grāhya,dviraṇda,bādham,bhāratavarṣa,bhārabhuti,bhuvaneśa');
w('bhaṭṭa,bhairavī,asidhārā,ambikā,agniṣṭoma,śṛṇu,īśānāya,āśāntam,īśānaśiva,īśānamurdhāya,śāṇdilya,āṣādhin,āṣādhaj,śāstrita,śāstre,śāsanā,āśrayaparāvṛtti,āśraya,āśramasthāna,śārada,śāntātītā,śāntyatīta,śāntika,śāmyaty,śāmbhavopāya,śāmbhavd,śūlarṇ,śākuntalā,śāktarṇ,śāktam,śākinl,śīghra,śūdra,śīdhu,śīdau,āśayam,īṣat,āyuśā,āyudha,āyatanādz,āyatana,āxme,āvṛtitvena,āvāpa,āvartana,āvaha,śuṣkatarka,śuddhih,śubhāśubhāpekṣī,śubhāśubhopekṣī,ītva,ītsva,ītsv,ītsa,ātme,ātmaseka,ātmanā,ātmanirvṛta,ātmani,ātmamūrtaye');
w('ātmaga,ātmabhāvanā,īsva,ṣsono,ḥsgg,āsanavidhi,āsamudratah,āsakti,śrīśaila,śrāvaṇī,śrāvaṇaj,śrīparāmastake,śrīparā,śrīnāthapāda,śrīnātha,śrīnagare,śrīkaṇṭhin,śrīkaṇṭhanātha,āryā,āryapāda,śruti,śrutavidhih,śriśaila,śrinātha,ūrdhvagā,īraṇa,ārabhya,ārabdhakārya,ṣodhā,śodhya,ṣodhaiva,ṣodaśin,śobhā,śobhae,āntaratva,āntara,ānandatantra,ānandanātha,ānandamekhalā,āmṛśya,āmrṣṭa,āmrātikeśa,śmryum,āmarśana,āmardaka,āmarda,āmalakī,ślvaite,ślva,ākṛṣta,ākāśa,ākṛti,ākāra,ākrāmya,ākramaṇa,ākarṣa,śiṣṭa,śiṣyebhyah,śiṣya');
w('śivāya,śivāveśe,śivāvcśoper,śivātmako,śivātmakah,śivānanda,śivāgni,śivābhimānitā,śivopādhyāya,śivaśakti,śivatām,śivatā,śivatattvam,śivastotrāvalī,śivasadbhāva,īivara,śivapurāṇa,śivamurtio,śivaloka,śivadharmin,śivabindutaya,śivabhakti,śirase,śiras,śikhāgre,śikhoda,śikheśa,śihhā,āgneyīm,āgamam,śeṣavṛtti,śeṣa,īetj,ādīyate,ādāna,ādiyāgavuoi,ādiguru,ādhārakārikā,ādhyātmika,ādhipatyd,ādhipatya,ādheya,ādarśa,ādaeya,śatyabodhi,śarīram,śarva,śarabilla,śaktyuccārastha,śaktitā,śaktitattvam,śaktisamāveśa,śaktimaduccārād');
w('śaktihīna,śaktigarbha,śakticakram,śakra,śabda-,śabarabhāṣya,yāti,yāska,yāraata,yāmale,yājya,yāga,yugmatām,yugmarāpā,yuddhāra,yonibīja,yogīśī,yogīśvara,yogānanda,yogāmṛtam,yogācāra,yogābhiprāyatah,yogyatā,yoginīsono,yoginībhu,yogeśī,yogeśvarī,yogeśvaridatta,yogeśi,yogaśāstra,yogavidām,yogamudrā,yogacāratantra,yayā,yathāvastu,yapāna,yamakāli,yakṣī,wpādaz,wdāna,vīṇāsāra-,vāśvayujī,vāyugama,vāyor,vāyave,vāyau,vāyanti,vāvabhasate,vṛttibhāsane,vātsyāyana,vīthi,vītaī,vāsudeva,vāstuyāga,vārāṇasī,vīrāvalihṛdaya');
w('vīryd,vāruṇa,vīranāyaka,vīrabhairava,vāraa,vāpi,vīnā,vāmācārakrameṇa,vāmācāra,vāmeśvarī,vāmeśa,vāmaśāsana,vāmanātha,vāmanaka,vāmana,vāmadevī,vāmadevaguhyāya,vākya,vājapeya,vāgīśī,vāgīśvari,vāgiśvari,vādavāgni,vādarṇ,vācyd,vācyadaśā,vyāpīśa,vyāpārd,vyāptṛtā,vyāpinīe,vyānd,vyomarūpa,vyaūjana,vyavaaāra,vunmanā,viṣāvarte,viṣṇupurāṇa,viśvātmā,viśvāmitra,viśvākalanā,viśveśa,viśvavṛttayah,viśvatarpiṇī,viśvarupiṇī,viśvakāryāya,viśvakarman,viśvabodhi,viśva,viṣuvato,viṣuva,viśtcṣa,viśrāntim,viśrānti,viśrāntah');
w('viśodhayet,viṣnel,viśliṣta,viṣkambha,viśeṣo,viśeṣaś,viśeseṇa,viṣaya,viṣataltva,vivicyamānd,vitastāviṣṇu,visṛjya,visamvāda,virajā,vimśa,vimarśaśakti,vimalīkaraṇa,vimaleśvara,vimalatāraka,vimalaprabhā,vikṛtānanā,vikāsa,vikārd,vikāra,vijjambā,vighaṭate,vidyāmurti,vidvāranya,vidveṣaṇa,vidhiś,vidhivākya,vicārayet,vicāra,vicitranātha,vibhīṣaṇa,vibhāvayet,vibhāvayat,vibhītaka,vibhā,vibhvī,veṣṭayet,vettṛ,vedāntica,vedī,vedyasattā,vedreṃo,veditṛ,vedhaś,vcdikā,vaśīkaraṇa,vauṣat,vatjṣaṭ,vatirātra,vastupiṇda');
w('vastubhāsane,vastrāpada,varāhamihira,varāhagupta,varṇasamvid,varṇasamkhyā,varṣa,varuṇā,varuṇatantra,vartamānatah,varadamudrā,vapuṣmat,vamanī,vaktaṣṭi,vakradṛṣṭayah,vajriṇe,vajrasuā,vajrasucī,vajradharāya,vaiśākha,vaiṣṇavf,vaiṣṇava,vaiśya,vaiparītya,vailomyāt,vaicitryābhāsd,vaibhāṣika,vaibhrāja,vagniṣṭoma,vadhyamokṣe,vabhāvadī,uupakaṇṭha,uttarāṣādha,uttaraṣaṭka,utprekṣā,utpattisthānam,utpalavaiṣṇava,utkarṣa,urmiṇz,urdhvakuṇdalim,upāyatā,upāyah,upāya,upāsate,upāgatah,upādānd,upodghāṭa,upeyānyatvāt,upaśobha');
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w('bāhya,bṛhatsukha,bṛhatsamhitā,buddhitā,buddhasthāna,bubhukṣu,brāhmā,brāhma,brahmaṇeśa,brahmacārin,bodhāī,bodhaś,biṇdu,bilhaṇa,bhāvyavastu,bhāvd,bhāvavikāra,bhāvatah,bhāvanāmaya,bhāvanābhāvita,bhāvanayā,bhāvam,bhāskara,bhāsate,bhāsanopāya,bhārgava,bhāni,bhṛnel,bhīmeśvara,bhīmamudrā,bhādrapada,bhutādī,bhutiśakti,bhuteśa,bhrātāpi,bhramaṇavedhena,bhogāvasthā,bhogeṣu,bhogaśiva,bhlṣaṇa,bhiṣma,bhinnā,bhikṣāsthāna,bhedābheda,bhedanakrameṇa,bhedadaśāyām,bhaṭṭanātha,bhavābhava,bhaveśāna,bhavadoṣa,bhauteśa,bhartāpi');
w('bhairavākṛteh,bhairavākṛte,bhairavāgama,bhairavagāme,bhadrā,bhadrakāli,bazāt,bandimokṣe,bandhuṣu,balātkārāt,balāt,balāhaka,balādhyakṣa,balavattādhāna,balapramathinī,balapramathanī,badarī,badarikāśrama,aṣṭau,aīyate,aśvin,aśvattha,aśvamedha,aṇuplava,aśoka,aśnute,aṇiman,ayākalāh,ayugmarupā,ayatnāt,avāstavatva,aviśeṣa,avimukteśa,avibhāga,avatāra,avaszwtā,avasthā,avairāgyd,avaguṇṭhana,avagamātmakam,aupāyikamo,audāsīnya,atyantābhāva,atyagniṣṭoma,atiśayena,atimārga,athavā,asādhya,asyāh,astrāya,astamitāparam');
w('astamitā,asphuṭasya,aruṇodaka,arthanātha,arthakāritva,ardhapīṭha,ardhaplṭha,ardhanāri,ardhajaratīya,apānanā,aptoryāma,aprathā,apavāda,aparāz,apararṇ,aparamekhalā,apamārga,apabhramśa,anāśritas,anāśraya,anārabdhakārya,anāmaka,anāma,anākuld,anākhya,anāhatadhvani,anāhata,anādibodha,anācchādita,anyopāya,anyaś,anyataraś,anyaiśper,anxarāxme,anuvāda,anuttaranātha,anusarṇdhānavat,anusarṇdhi,anupāyam,anunmudritākāra,anugṛh-,anugṛh,antyeṣṭi,antaścarantīm,antarātman,antaravedinīm,antahkṛti,anityeṣu,anirdeśya');
w('aniccā,anarṇśa,anantamekhalā,anantakārikā,anaiśvaryam,amāvāsyā,amṛtā,amṛte,amareśa,amanuṣyatārn,akṛtātman,akāma,akṣa,akhaṇditam,akhaṇdamaṇdala,akamkāra,ajitāgama,ajeśa,ajaramekhalā,aiṣṭika,aiśvaryam,aiśvarya,aiśvaro,aikātmyena,ahṛtrima,ahnī,ahaṇ,ahamparāmarśa,agrakoṭau,agrahāyaṇī,agnyādheya,agniṣomasanālma,agnisnāna,agmṣoma,afaḥ,adṛṣṭāmśa,adhyātma,adhyāsa,adhyāropa,adhyavasāyinī,adhvarnaṇlam,adhvamaṇdatam,adhiṣṭhātṛ,adhiṣṭhātf,adhiṣṭhāna,adhiṣṭhiteh,adhiṣlhita,adhivāsa,adhikārāvasthā,adhikārd,adhikāraśiva');
w('adhikriyā,adhastāt,adavī,abhāvd,abhīpsitāyām,abhyāsa,abhyukṣaṇa,abhidhā,abhayamudrā,śaivism,vivaraṇa,parā-trīśikā,kaśmir,pratyabhijñā,aṇḍa,ahaṃkāra,prakāśa,pṛithvī,jñāna,kañcukas,śāstra,pāyu,kuṇḍalinī,śuddha,śaktipāt,spanda-kārikās,parāvāk,pāni,mahābhūtas,kārikā,vaikharī,stavacintāmaṇi,pratyabhijña,śiva-śakti,tanmātras,sparśa,paramārtasra,madhyamā,kārma,kañcuka,antaḥkaraṇa,ambā,śivopaniṣad,śivasūtra,āgama,vimarśinī,vijñāna,upāyaḥ,rūpa,pṛthvī,paśiantī,nāṭyaśāstra,māyīya,kṣemaraja,jñānendriyas,jnānam');
w('dūtī,bandhaḥ,ahaṃ,abhinavabhāratī,śāktopāya,āṇavopāya,āṇavamala,śuddha-vidyā,śrīpūrvaśāstra,śrotra,śrota,śrikanthanath,ānava,ānandavardhana,ākāśic,śivarahasyagama,śivadṛṣṭi,śiddhānta,āgamas,ābhāsana,ābhāsa,ṣaḍādhvān,śañkara,śambhunatha,śaktipāta,śakticalana,śaivists,yoginībhū,yoginī-vaktra,yogeśvar,vākyapadīya,vyāpakatva,viśuddha,vimarśana,vimalakalā,vijñānabhairava,vijñana,vatasikā,vaiṣṇavas,upāyas,ullāsa,tīvra,triśūlābija,sūtras,sāmarasya,suṣupti,sphurattā,saṃskāras,saṃskāra,saṃkoca,saṃhāra,saṃhara');
w('sarvakartṛtva,sarvajñatva,saivāgama,rāmadeva,rudrayāmala,rasanā,pṛthivi,pāta,pūrṇatva,pūrvatantra,pūrvapañcikā,puryaṣtaka,prakāśa-vimarśa,paśyanti,parātrika,parāpara,parā-śakti,parā-prāvesikā,parā-aparā,parā,paramārthacarcā,nātha,mṛgendra,mulā,mokṣa,maṇḍalam,matravīrya,mahābhūta,mahābhutā,madhurāja,lakṣmasṇagupta,laghvī,kārikās,kāra,kailaśa,jāgrat,jñānārṇava,jñānendriya,jñānana,ichhā,hṛdayam,heart-bīja,haridāsa,ghrāṇa,ghaṭakarpara,dṛṣṭi,dhvanyāloka,cit-ānanda,cidānanda,cakṣu,bījāvasthapāna,brahmāṇḍa');
w('bhedābhedopāya,bhaṭṭācāryya,bhartṛhari,bhagavadgītā,aśvini,aśuddha-vidyā,avidyā,asphuṭa,anuttarāṣṭikā,anupāya,ahaṃkara');
function keyHandler1(event)
{
if (event.keyCode == 32) {
var tb = document.editform.wpTextbox1;
var text = tb.value; //get the text from the textarea
var sel1 = tb.selectionStart; //memorize selection
var sel2 = tb.selectionEnd;
var scroll = tb.scrollTop; //memorize scroll position
var text1=text.substring(0,sel1); //text form beginning to cursor
var text2=text.substring(sel1); //text form cursor to the end
var vText1=extract_last_word(text1); // a list containing the last word and the text preceding it
var vt1=vText1[1].toLowerCase();
if (mapWords[vt1]!=undefined) { vText1[1]=preserve_case(mapWords[vt1],vText1[1]); } //map the word translation, using substr instead of regex for better speed, especially with large dictionaries
text1=vText1[0]+vText1[1];
text = text1 + text2;
if (tb.value != text) {
tb.value = text;
tb.setSelectionRange(sel1,sel2); //restore cursor position
tb.scrollTop = scroll; //restore scroll
}
}
}
function keyHandler2(event)
{
var tb = document.editform.wpTextbox1;
var text = tb.value;
var sel1 = tb.selectionStart;
var sel2 = tb.selectionEnd;
var scroll = tb.scrollTop;
var text1=text.substring(0,sel1);
var text2=text.substring(sel1);
if (text1.length<3) { return; }
var text1a=text1.substr(0,text1.length-3);
var text1b=text1.substr(text1.length-3,3);
if (mapLetters[text1b]!=undefined) { text1b=mapLetters[text1b]; } //map the letter, using substr instead of regex for better speed, especially with large dictionaries
sel1=sel1-2; sel2=sel2-2;
text1=text1a+text1b;
text = text1 + text2;
if (tb.value != text) {
tb.value = text;
tb.setSelectionRange(sel1,sel2);
tb.scrollTop = scroll;
}
}
document.onkeydown = keyHandler1;
document.onkeyup = keyHandler2;