This document outlines the basics of 'karma-dharaya samasa', a grammatical rule for dividing Sanskrit compound words. It discusses (1) dividing compounds into two words based on endings like (:), (आ), (र््), (आ:) and adding particles between the words, (2) examples of comparisons and mentions of uniqueness, (3) compounds referring to specifications/qualities are divided with 'एव' between the words. The document provides 26 examples to illustrate dividing compounds according to this grammatical rule.
This document outlines the basics of 'karma-dharaya samasa', a grammatical rule for dividing Sanskrit compound words. It discusses (1) dividing compounds into two words based on endings like (:), (आ), (र््), (आ:) and adding particles between the words, (2) examples of comparisons and mentions of uniqueness, (3) compounds referring to specifications/qualities are divided with 'एव' between the words. The document provides 26 examples to illustrate dividing compounds according to this grammatical rule.
This document outlines the basics of 'karma-dharaya samasa', a grammatical rule for dividing Sanskrit compound words. It discusses (1) dividing compounds into two words based on endings like (:), (आ), (र््), (आ:) and adding particles between the words, (2) examples of comparisons and mentions of uniqueness, (3) compounds referring to specifications/qualities are divided with 'एव' between the words. The document provides 26 examples to illustrate dividing compounds according to this grammatical rule.
AB(र््) --- A (र््) B (र्् ) AB(आ:) --- A (आः) B (आः)
Step - 2 Add ' च ' to both words
In this case AB(:) --- A (:)च B (:)च after adding च to both words, they form conjunction as : + च = श्च Step - 3 In between the divided words
(i) Words ending with (:) -- add असौ
(ii) Words ending with (आ) -- add सा (iii) Words ending with (र््) -- add तत् (iv) Words ending with (आः) -- add ते OUTLINES OF KARMADARAYA SAMASA Def: When the two words of a compound are in same case relation (same विभक्तिः) , it is called as 'कर्मधारय सर्ासः' . (I) Examples 1-11 discusses about colour and quality [ Note: : + च = श्च ; श्च + असौ = श्चासौ ] (a) If a compound ends with (:) eg. AB: --- A: च असौ B: च