GIORDANO BRUNO × PĀṆINI

Rotate the meaning.
Discover the Sanskrit.

One wheel constructs words from familiar stems and four endings. Another assembles short sentences, changing agreement automatically. Keep the grammar visible. Keep the vocabulary small.

WHEEL I · WORD CONSTRUCTION

Six stems. Four meanings.

Rotate the outer and inner rings. The central word is selected from a reviewed set of forms.

Outer: stemInner: ending
Rotate your rings 01 / 02
OUTER RING meaning stem
किम्question
INNER RING meaning ending
त्रplace
THE WORD YOU CONSTRUCTED
कुत्र

where?

किम् → कु- · + -त्र

Pāṇini 5.3.10

A REAL CONVERSATION
कुत्र गच्छसि?
Where are you going?

What this is, and what it isn't.

Every word on the first wheel is a curated Sanskrit form, not an arbitrary string. Sentence generation here covers a small, controlled set of singular present-tense sentences. The generated text is intentionally displayed word by word; full external sandhi and unrestricted Pāṇinian derivations are future integrations, not features secretly claimed to exist.

Further research: Siddhāntakaumudī · Whitney · Vidyut. See the expansion plan and rules.