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What is the lang lakar pa dhatu in sanskrit?

The term "lang lakar pa dhatu" is not a standard Sanskrit phrase.

It seems like you might be trying to describe a Sanskrit verb conjugation in a way that mixes Hindi and Sanskrit terminology. Here's a breakdown of what each part likely refers to:

* Lang lakar: This is a Hindi term for a verb tense. In Sanskrit, it would be called "लट् लकार" (Laṭ Lakara), which is the present tense.

* Pa dhatu: "Pa" likely refers to the Sanskrit root "पा" (pā), which means "to drink."

To accurately describe the verb conjugation in Sanskrit, you need to provide:

1. The root: For example, "pa" (to drink)

2. The tense: For example, "Laṭ Lakara" (present tense)

3. The person/number: For example, first person singular (I drink)

Example:

If you want to say "I drink" in Sanskrit, you would use the following conjugation:

* Root: "पा" (pā)

* Tense: "लट् लकार" (Laṭ Lakara)

* Person/Number: First person singular

The resulting form is "पिबामि" (pibāmi).

Please provide more information about the verb you are trying to conjugate, and I can help you with the correct Sanskrit form.

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