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The problem of word search in Sanskrit is inseparable from complexities thatinclude those caused by euphonic conjunctions and case-inflections. Thecase-inflectional forms of a noun normally number 24 owing to the fact that inSanskrit there are eight cases and three numbers-singular, dual and plural. Thetraditional method of generating these inflectional forms is rather elaborateowing to the fact that there are differences in the forms generated betweeneven very similar words and there are subtle nuances involved. Further, itwould be a cumbersome exercise to generate and search for 24 forms of a wordduring a word search in a large text, using the currently availablecase-inflectional form generators. This study presents a new approach togenerating case-inflectional forms that is simpler to compute. Further, anoptimized model that is sufficient for generating only those word forms thatare required in a word search and is more than 80% efficient compared to thecomplete case-inflectional forms generator, is presented in this study for thefirst time.

Computational Model to Generate Case-Inflected Forms of Masculine Nouns for Word Search in Sanskrit E-Text