संस्कृत शब्द रूप (Sanskrit Shabd Roop)
The smallest unit of a sentence is called a word. Words have many forms (noun, pronoun, adjective etc.). In the language of grammar, except verbs, other positions of the sentence are called names. In this way, words that indicate a person, thing, place, emotion (action) etc. are called nouns. To be used in Sanskrit language, these words are made ‘Pada‘. To make words like noun, pronoun etc.
any person, thing, you Words that indicate place, feeling (action) etc. are numbered.
संस्कृत शब्द रूप
| विभक्ति | एकवचन | द्विवचन | बहुवचन |
| प्रथमा | सु (स् = : ) | औ | जस् (अस्) |
| द्वितीया | अम् | औट् (औ) | शस् (अस्) |
| तृतीया | टा (आ) | भ्याम् | भिस् (भिः) |
| चतुर्थी | ङे (ए) | भ्याम् | भ्य: |
| पंचमी | ङसि (अस्) | भ्याम् | भ्य: |
| षष्ठी | ङस (अस्) | ओस् (ओ:) | आम् |
| सप्तमी | ङि (इ) | ओस् (ओ:) | सुप् (सु) |
अकारान्तः पुङ्-लिंग संस्कृत शब्दरूपम्
What is the use of shabd roop in Sanskrit?
Shabd Roop, also known as “verbal root” or “linguistic root,” is an important concept in the study of Sanskrit grammar. Shabdarupa or ‘grammatical case endings’ is important for Sanskrit because it tells you how the nouns (and adjectives) function in a sentence.
What is meant by shabd in Sanskrit?
habda (Sanskrit: शब्द, IAST: Śabda), is the Sanskrit word for “speech sound“. In Sanskrit grammar, the term refers to an utterance in the sense of linguistic performance.
How to remember shabdas in Sanskrit?
Ans. The best way to memorize the Shabd Roop in Sanskrit is through regular practice and repetition. One can create flashcards, charts or tables to memorize the various forms of a word. It is also helpful to learn the basic rules of declensions and conjugations.