Machine Translation provides a solution in breaking the language barrier so that humans can transform information, it is important application of Natural Language Processing There are many different languages spoken in this world. Among those language English is the global language. Though it is global language many people can’t understand English especially in rural areas of India. From the many years machine translation has been a topic of research. There are many methods and techniques for achieving the machine translation. In India many regional languages are spoken. The mother of all these native languages in India is Sanskrit. A great storage of knowledge with subjects like medicine, mathematics, Geography, Geology, Astronomy, philosophy and many others is kept alive and fresh in Sanskrit for thousands of years. Hence here we have chosen Sanskrit as the target language. Most of the literature, political documents etc. are available in English. So we have chosen English as a source language. This paper illustrates about the language translation mechanism which converts English text to Sanskrit text using Rule Based approach. Presently work on machine translation in India is performed at various locations like JNU, IIT Kanpur, CDAC Pune and many more.

Rule based dictionary approach, Parser, Bilingual dictionary, Formant Synthesizer. Morphological analyzer, Corpus based translation, English-to-Sankrit Transliteration

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Authors Profile
Mr.P.R.Devale pursued Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering from Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli (India) in 1992 and he pursued his Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering from Bharati Vidyapeeth Demmed Univesity College of Engineering, Pune (India) in 2004. Currently he is pursuing his Ph.D in Computer Engineering from Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune (India).
Mr.S.H.Patil pursued Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering from Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur (India) in 1989 and he pursued his Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering from University of Pune (India), in 1992. He has completed his Ph.D in Computer Engineering from Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune (India) in 2009. Currently he is working as Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering in Bharati Vidyappeth Deemed University College of Engineering, Pune (India).