Dhatus

[Harissh Swaminathan]

Namaste

I am beginner in learning samskrita and I request the following help. I apologize if this particular request has appeared many times in this group. I searched the group but did not find the exact thing that I wanted. 

I have been following many books (3) so far and I find many verbs scattered with their dhatus in these books. I have been maintaining a separate book where I note down the verb and its dhatu. I was wondering if there is some ready made material (either as a book or an online link) where they have a long list of verbs with their corresponding dhatus. Also it will be nice to know if the different lakaras of the verb is also provided.

If there is any such thing that even closely resembles this please do let me know.

Thank you for any help that you can provide

harihara sharma

[Hnbhat B.R.]

I don't understand precisely what do you want.

You say you are a beginner and try to make a wide survey of dhatu-s in Sanskrit.

Beginners have so many tools online available according to their taste and capacity. Here is one verb generator online"

http://sanskrit.jnu.ac.in/tinanta/tinanta.jsp 

if you are interested to generate verbal forms. If you already know the section of grammar dealing with verbs, you can use this following the Paninian rules to derive the forms as given in this book navigating through the scanned pages with th indexed verbs"

http://sanskrit1.ccv.brown.edu/Sanskrit/Vyakarana/Dhatupatha/mdhvindx/disp/mdhv_index.html 

Usually there are web pages with declined forms ready made as the one provided by Murthy G:SS

http://sanskritdocuments.org/learning_tools/ 

For a beginner, any list of conjugated verbs and nominal declensions like shabdamanjari or dhatumanjari woiuld do. For advanced learner, there is a comparative list of dhatu-s according to different traditions is available online ibn Sanskrit Documents list and also some scanned book..Choice is yours

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[Sita Raama]

harihara,

Dhatumanajri or Rupachandriaka is your best bet. 

One is available on Sanskritbharati.com 

I have a scanned copy but can not send through attachment to this forum. I will send it to your gmail account. 

Here is the online link http://sanskrit.uohyd.ernet.in/scl/skt_gen/kqw/kqw_gen.html

Hope this help

Raama

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[Sri Kanth]

Dear sir, 

There is this book "Dhaturupa nandini" published by Samskrita Bharathi. 

http://samskritabharati.in/archives/product/dhaaturoopanandini 

I believe this book will be useful to your needs.

Thanks,

Srikanth.

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[Ajit Gargeshwari]

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Please register on the above site and download धातुरत्नाकर Volume 1 -5. These books will give you all the information you asked for.

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On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 1:38 PM, Harissh Swaminathan <hari.ya...@gmail.com> wrote:

[अभ्यंकरकुलोत्पन्नः श्रीपादः]

नमो नमः श्रीमन् "हरीश स्वामिनाथन्"-महोदय !
धातुपाठ of अष्टाध्यायी is exactly an alphabetical (देवनागरी-order) index of more than 2000 धातु-s. You may do Google-search for धातुपाठ or धातुपाठ of अष्टाध्यायी. You will get links to many sites.
धातुपाठ gives for every धातु its गण, पद, and also where, by what meaning it is to be used.
शुभमस्तु !
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On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 1:38 PM, Harissh Swaminathan <hari.ya...@gmail.com> wrote:

[SriKanth!]

I came across this one scanned copy of Madhaviya Dhatu Vrutti...

http://sanskrit1.ccv.brown.edu/Sanskrit/Vyakarana/Dhatupatha/mdhvscan/disp/index.php

This has the dhatu, and the most of the lakara rupa given. Not sure if
there are any other similar or laghu version of dhatu vritti
available...

[Ajit Gargeshwari]

Thank you; Sir this information has been used several times by group members. Please see our group archives

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