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Online Dictionaries and Language Resources

Indonesian Dictionary
Based on A Comprehensive Indonesian-English Dictionary, Second Edition, Stevens and Schmidgall-Tellings

Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia, KBBI
Online edition of comprehensive Indonesian-to-Indonesian dictionary; KBBI “adalah kamus ekabahasa resmi bahasa Indonesia yang disusun oleh Badan Pengembangan dan Pembinaan Bahasa dan diterbitkan oleh Balai Pustaka”

Malay – English Dictionary
“SEAlang’s Malay dictionary is primarily based on the works of Sir Richard James Wilkinson”

Javanese – English Dictionary
Based on Javanese-English Dictionary, by Stuart Robson and Singgih Wibisono; published in 2002 by Periplus Editions

Leksikon, Sastra Jawa
A remarkable collection of Javanese language tools (“Leksikon ini merupakan himpunan kamus, sinonim (dasanama), glosari, hingga daftar kata lain yang telah terdigitalisasi dan tersusun sebagai suatu sumber tunggal. Fasilitas pencarian mencakup entri kata beserta definisinya.”

Old Javanese – English Dictionary
Based on the OJED, by P.J. Zoetmulder with the assistance of S.O. Robson (KITLV 1982)

Balinese – English Dictionary
Based on the Dictionary of Balinese – English by C. Clyde Barber [1979, Aberdeen Univ. Library, Occasional Publications No. 2

Basa Bali wiki
Free Balinese-English-Indonesian wiki resource dictionary

Monier-Williams’ Sanskrit-English Dictionary
2008 Revision

Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary
Revised and enlarged edition of Prin. V. S. Apte’s The practical Sanskrit-English dictionary. Poona: Prasad Prakashan, 1957-1959. 3v

Digital Dictionaries of South Asia
UChicago, “The mission of the Digital Dictionaries of South Asia (DDSA) program is to make available the highest quality electronic dictionaries for South Asian languages as free public services via the Internet”

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Digital Text, Manuscript and Related Collections

  • Sastra Jawa, Program Digitalisasi Sastra Daerah, Yayasan Sastra Lestari (Yasri) – “Situs web ini dibangun dan dipersembahkan sebagai kanal penyebar­luasan hasil kerja-kerja digitalisasi kami, Yayasan Sastra Lestari (YASRI). Sejak 1997, kami turut ambil bagian dalam upaya penyelamatan dan pelestarian karya-karya sastra daerah Nusantara, utamanya sastra Jawa. Ribuan judul karya sastra Jawa sebagian besar sudah kami salin ke teks digital; selebihnya, dalam bentuk citraan digital”
  • Balinese Manuscript Collection Index, Australian National University – “The Balinese Manuscript Project, the Hooykaas-Ketut Sangka (HKS) Project, was set up by Professor C.C. Hooykaas and his Balinese colleague Ketut Sangka in the early 1970s to produce romanised transliterations of the Balinese manuscript corpus. The project, which was conceived by Hooykaas as a way to preserve the Balinese literary heritage before it was irretrievably lost, continued after his death in 1979 under the leadership of Dr Hedi Hinzler of Leiden University, and is still continuing”
  • Virtual Museum of Balinese Painting, “This virtual museum brings the unique art of Bali to the world as well as providing Balinese communities with an invaluable cultural resource. The Virtual Museum is an online database of Balinese paintings which documents public and private collections held in different parts of the world. The project began as a collaboration between researchers at the University of Sydney and the Australian Museum, together with input from the holder of a private collection of artworks painted in the village of Batuan in central Bali. Some of the first entries showcased the ancient classical art of the village of Kamasan, Klungkung in east Bali. Kamasan paintings have been documented in a number of important collections such as the Australian Museum’s Forge Collection, and the collections of the American Museum of Natural History, the Leiden Ethnographic Museum, and the Tropen Museum in Amsterdam.”
  • Bali Oral History Archive, Murdoch University – “The aim of this collection is to make available to researchers an online archive of interviews with contemporary Balinese describing their lives and their views on culture and change in their society in the twentieth century”

Reviews, Magazines, Blogs, Etc

Online Dissertations

Free-Access Journals

Other Free-Access Research Tools

Learned Societies and Related Websites

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