Two KATR fragments illustrating a formal approach to representing coradical alternations:

Sanskrit fragment (generates declensional paradigms for the nouns aþva- (m.) `horse', ˜sya- (n.) `mouth', d˜na- (n.) `gift', sen˜- (f.) `army', and h®d- (n.) `heart' and the adjectives p˜pa- `evil' and triv®t- `threefold')

P˜li fragment (generates the declensional paradigm of the noun dhamma- (m.) `law' and the masculine paradigms of the adjectives arahant- `worthy; having attained Nibb˜na', ˜yasmant- `venerable', and nikkhamant- `departing')

All output forms are represented in the ITRANS coding scheme for Indian languages.