Question

A small sentence of word Kanduken
Sanskrit word ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Verb changes with the form of the subject. In Sanskrit, the root form of a verb is called dhatu. For example the root for the verb read is 'path (पठ्)'. The dhatu (धातु) then takes different forms based on the number, tenses and the person form of the subject in a sentence.

an ancient Indo-Aryan language that is the classical language of India and of Hinduism. 2 : classical Sanskrit together with the older Vedic and various later modifications of classical Sanskrit — see Indo-European Languages Table.

You have learnt hyaha (yesterday), adya (today), shvaha (tommorow), parashvaha (day after tomorrow) and praparashavaha (day after the day after tomorrow) all at once. Similarly day before yesterday is parahyaha (परह्यः) and day before the day before yesterday is praparahyaha (प्रपरह्यः) in sanskrit.

How many words should we have in a sentence? A common plain English guideline says an average of 15–20 words (Cutts, 2009; Plain English Campaign, 2015; Plain Language Association InterNational, 2015). Such sentences are clearer, less intimidating, and easier to scan (Cutts, 2009; Vincent, 2014).

Answer 2

Explanation:

अहम् कन्दुकेन विना न क्रिडामि। please mark me as brain list please