Can you get dhathu roop of ich in sanskrit?

You're asking for the verb conjugation of "ich" in Sanskrit. However, "ich" is not a Sanskrit word. It's likely you're looking for the conjugation of a verb that translates to "to go" in English.

The Sanskrit verb for "to go" is "gam".

Here's the dhatu roop (conjugation) of "gam":

Present Tense (Lat - लट्)

* Singular

* 1st Person: gachchāmi (गच्छामि)

* 2nd Person: gachchasi (गच्छसि)

* 3rd Person: gachchati (गच्छति)

* Plural

* 1st Person: gachchāmas (गच्छामस्)

* 2nd Person: gachchatha (गच्छथ)

* 3rd Person: gachchanti (गच्छन्ति)

Past Tense (लङ्)

* Singular

* 1st Person: agam (अगम)

* 2nd Person: agams (अगम्स्)

* 3rd Person: agat (अगत)

* Plural

* 1st Person: agaman (अगमन)

* 2nd Person: agamat (अगमत)

* 3rd Person: agan (अगन)

Future Tense (लिट्)

* Singular

* 1st Person: gachchāmi (गच्छामि)

* 2nd Person: gachchasi (गच्छसि)

* 3rd Person: gachchati (गच्छति)

* Plural

* 1st Person: gachchāmas (गच्छामस्)

* 2nd Person: gachchatha (गच्छथ)

* 3rd Person: gachchanti (गच्छन्ति)

Imperative (लोट्)

* Singular

* 2nd Person: gam (गम्)

* 3rd Person: gamtu (गन्तु)

* Plural

* 2nd Person: gamtā (गन्त)

* 3rd Person: gantu (गन्तु)

Conditional (लृट्)

* Singular

* 1st Person: gachchāmi (गच्छामि)

* 2nd Person: gachchasi (गच्छसि)

* 3rd Person: gachchati (गच्छति)

* Plural

* 1st Person: gachchāmas (गच्छामस्)

* 2nd Person: gachchatha (गच्छथ)

* 3rd Person: gachchanti (गच्छन्ति)

This is a basic overview of the conjugation of the verb "gam". Remember that there are other tenses and moods not covered here. If you have a specific tense or mood in mind, please let me know.