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What is the difference between karan karak and apadan karak

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Answered by neelimashorewala
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करन कारक और अपादान कारक दोनों में ही 'से' विभक्ति का प्रयोग होता है. लेकिन दोनों में बहुत बड़ा अंतर है. कारन कारक में जो 'से' प्रयोग होता है - उसका अर्थ है 'के द्वारा' यानि किसी वस्तु के द्वारा कोई कार्य किया जाना - जैसे चाकू से छीलना , तलवार से मारना आदि.
अपादान मे जो 'से' प्रयोग होता है - वह केवल तब प्रयोग होता है जब कोई एक चीज़ किसी दूसरी चीज़ से अलग हो रही हो - जैसे भालू पेड़ से उतरता है - यानी वो पेड़ से अलग हो रहा है या फिर बच्चा बस्तर से गिर गया - यानि वो बिस्तर से अलग हो गया  
Answered by 1Nitishdpsrewari
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apadan tatpurush is used to define separation between two things whereas Karan tatpurush defines the connection between two

this would be more clear now, well actually in both apadan and karan when we do samas vigrah we use this word "se" well this "se" has different meanings in both the contexts

For example : tulsikrit

if we try doing samas vigrah for this it'd be : Tulsi se krit...... if you try replacing the "se" in here with "ke dwara" you'll get the meaning clearly

in this context "se" is actually "ke dwara" and this trick will be valid for every example of karan tatpurush, try replacing "se" with ke dwara you'll get it ;-).......so this is karan tatpurush

Now moving on to apadan tatpurush, in this "se" actually defines separation between pehla padd of the samast padd and the doosra padd

for example : Rogmukt

for this the Samas vigrah would be "Rog se mukt" ......in this context "se" has a completely different meaning than the one it had in karan tatpurush...... here if you try putting "ke dwara" in place of "se", as I told to do in case of Karen tatpurush, it won't fit in here as "rog KE DWARA mukt" makes no sense!

try using this trick of replacing "se" with "ke dwara" if it makes sense then it is Karan tatpurush if not then it is apadan tatpurush.......try doing this to some examples known to you

Hope it helps !!!

if not ask me again ^_^

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