| Commentary |
Provides an open interpretive contextualization of the message contained in the saloks and pauris for our current times. |
| Etymology |
Provides different forms of the words and their possible meanings in the respective languages. |
| Footnotes |
Provides additional information regarding the tagged text in general or a specific term being discussed. |
| Grammar |
Within the “Word-Meaning” section, it lists all the grammatical aspects/functions of a word in the text. |
| Interpretive Transcreation |
Provides an interpretive explanation of the original text from the Guru Granth Sahib in modern Panjabi and English. |
| Introduction |
Provides an overview of the message contained in the following saloks and the pauri. |
| Literal Translation |
Provides the literal translation of the original text from the Guru Granth Sahib in which all words, meanings, and contexts available in the source text have been retained. |
| Meaning |
Within the “Word Meaning” section, it lists all possible sets of literal meanings and the implied meaning of a word. |
| Poetical Dimension |
Provides poetic aspects of the Bani through the utilization of known standards of poetics. A brief overview of figures of speech, poetic forms, and the elements of stylistics used in a salok/pauri. |
| Summary |
Provides a brief summary of the message contained in the preceding saloks and the pauri. |
