Dhaturupaparichayah – 1

Kriyapada-s are the backbone of any Sanskrit sentence, and mastering verb forms is crucial for a learner from their very first sentence in Sanskrit.

Sanskrit has nearly 2000 verbal roots (dhatu-s), each with multiple forms. For a learner, it can be overwhelming to determine which dhatus to start with, which forms of those dhatus to focus on, and the order in which to learn them.

This flipbook simplifies the process by providing the forms of 108 dhatu-s in the four principal lakara-s (verb tenses) – laṭ (present tense), loṭ (command/request), laṅ (past tense), and lṛṭ (future tense). With this resource, learners can gain a structured approach to mastering essential verb forms and building a solid foundation in Sanskrit grammar.