What is the dhatu roop of as in vidhiling lakar?

Let's break down the "dhatu roop" (conjugation) of "as" in the "vidhiling lakar" (potential mood) in Sanskrit.

Understanding the Terms:

* Dhatu: Root verb (in this case, "as" meaning "to be").

* Vidhiling Lakar: The potential mood, expressing possibility or ability.

Dhatu Roop of "as" in Vidhiling Lakar

The potential mood of "as" is formed using the suffix "syat".

Here's how it looks in different grammatical persons:

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Example Sentences:

* Asyaam: I may be.

* Asyasi: You may be.

* Asyati: He/she/it may be.

Key Points:

* "syat" suffix: This suffix marks the potential mood.

* Regularity: The dhatu roop follows a predictable pattern based on the person and number.

Let me know if you'd like examples of how to use these forms in sentences or have any other questions about Sanskrit grammar!