SANSKRIT SEM 2 - धातुरुपाणि - QUESTION NO 12 - EXPLANATION VIDEO - 12 MARKS PART B IMPORTANT VIDEO

[00:00:00]Now let's explain about minerals in the Sanskrit semester 2 exam. So let's see how you can write in the exam in a simple way.

[00:00:08]Now if this is a question paper for you, it will be like this.

[00:00:13]In this, you will be asked for the 12th bit, the 12th bit is the name of the root and the root and the lakara means the root. So in this, we will give you 12 questions and you will have to write three out of the six. Each one carries 4 marks. So, in total, you will get 12 marks. So, you should definitely read these completely and attempt them. Last time we finished the 10th question and the 11th question. So, if you finish these and the problems, you will almost get the whole of Part B.

[00:00:49]We will also upload videos of our talent. So that way you can complete the entire Part B as well. There will be another part. So in this video, let's look at minerals. Please comment in the comments section if you want more videos.

[00:01:05]So, look at how many minerals there are, mainly minerals. There are many of these actually look at this first one come here present tense look at the cursor is visible okay this is present tense next past tense then later future tense this is lot imperative mode this is come here potential mode so there are one two three four five. In this five, you can be asked anything in the question. So, they will give you a word like this and ask for this name in brackets. So when they ask for that name, you will have to write it in this form. There are so many, so learning so many is a bit difficult, and now I don't have any time. You have an exam tomorrow, so how can I tell you in general? I will tell you simply how to write in the exam. Follow this if you like, or you can prepare completely on your own. I will share this PDF with you as well as the material PDF.

[00:02:03]We will share it with you. I mean, okay, first let's see what minerals are. So, what is mineral? It's not a verb. Okay, so it looks like this below.

[00:02:19][Grunts] Eat, go, write, whatever. Word, verb, in English, we call them verbs. So, in Sanskrit, they are called minerals.

[00:02:46]In Sanskrit, it is gum e=. So this is a mineral, there are so many forms, and let's see what these forms mean. So gum means go, so go has various forms, I go, you go, he goes, we go, they go. It is the same verb, but it has different forms.

[00:03:11]In English and similarly in Sanskrit too, we write different forms for minerals, that is why we get those marks in the exam. So let's see an example here.

[00:03:22]Gam Gam means Go. So this is the present now.

[00:03:25]Now, what's the difference between these different forms? Gachchami means I go. Gachha means you go. Gachathi means he goes.

[00:03:35]So the past has already happened. Agachham, I went Agachchah You went, Agachchat He went. The future is also like this.

[00:03:47]So what is the meaning of nine words? I will show you here. Look, look, in the exam, now we will be asked a word, which is the word Bu and asked to write the elements for it, the element and the metal.

[00:04:02]Then what will we write? First, put the headings like this. When you write in the exam, Singular, Dative, Plural, First Person, Middle Person, Superior Person. This is exactly what you wrote. If it is three three, then put this two three, this three. Now these have the ending of this word Bu.

[00:04:24]Look, add these and you will write the elements. So all these are 1tatafc 78 9 so if you finish like this you will have to write 3 then each one will get 4 marks 12 marks okay you will understand how to write these in a moment let's see here why we actually write that naan means three persons he you i so he means first person u means middle person i means best person. There are three numbers here, right? Which is singular, dual, or plural? Three persons one two three ala one two many persons this one he you I these so ala we have to write if the total is nine.

[00:05:19]He to many he you I okay here we have added all these to the word bu see bhavati bhavatah bhavanti bhavasi bhavatah bhavat bhavami bhavava bhavam su we will add all these to this word here is example seven here in the question see here what was asked in the question they asked to write the word bu in the dative case that is also present tense then what happened here the word bu does not change. Remember that Bu means Bhava. Every word has that.

[00:05:56]I will show you in the material. Remember that the vowel "bu" means "bhava".

[00:06:01]Now, it has these ending words: "titah ti see tah ta me vam". It is enough for you to remember the ending words and write them together. There's no point in learning more about minerals. There is no time now. Simply remember the forms.

[00:06:21]Now let means these come in the ending, next comes in a different tense, all are similar in the ending, mostly you are still very confusing, there are these five, which one is present, present, past, future, imperative, potential mode, there are so many, all these are different different forms, we can't remember, I mean, I am still the same, let's learn and write it, so in case you want marks, definitely you have to learn and write all these too. So let's look at the words here. This is for the word "bu".

[00:07:00]See here Different Sentence Tenses are all here. And this is the word "ga". What does it mean to go?

[00:07:09]Remember that Ga means Gachha.

[00:07:13]What happened to the word "gacha" now? Look at my face. Same here too, they have added all this to the interest of "si tah ta mee vah aam mali same gach". There are many words here.

[00:07:33]Read all these words once and remember them. You will get six out of six.

[00:07:37]Write these forms for the words you remember. It's over.

[00:07:40]So if this format is important to you, remember it well. Whatever question you ask, write the singular, dual, plural, and then write the tense above it. Then write the first person, middle person, and last person. Look at the ending words for this word.

[00:07:57]Add these and write them. That's all you need to remember. This table format and these ending words.

[00:08:04]So here is thi tah thi see tah ta me vah vam ai, remember these ending words and write them in the exam.

[00:08:14]Another important thing is that they told you to write six lotteries, didn't they take you a lot of time to write these? You should write six kisixes, write choice kitri, they will add marks to the ones you get more marks for in SOSIX, that is a benefit. Ask for three in SOSIX, don't write three, write six for six, write choice too, what's not. So you can write like that if you are rich. I hope this video was a little helpful to you. That's all.

[00:08:43]Thank you for watching.

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