Dhaturupaparichayah – 2

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

Sanskrit contains nearly 2000 verbal roots (dhatu-s), each with multiple forms. For a learner, it can be challenging to determine which dhatus and their respective forms to begin with and in what order they should be learned.

This flipbook offers a structured approach, allowing you to learn the six principal lakara-s:

Vidhiliṅ (Order/Request), Āsīrliṅ (Benedictive), Liṭ (Past-Not perceived directly), Luṅ (Simple Past), Lṛṅ (Cause-Effect with absence of action), Luṭ (Future – Beyond the current day) This comprehensive guide will help you systematically understand and master these crucial verb forms in Sanskrit.