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What is the ni dhatu roop in lang lakar?

The ni dhatu roop (root form of "ni") in the lang lakar (present tense) is niyati.

Here's a breakdown:

* ni: This is the root of the verb, meaning "to go."

* dhatu: This refers to the verb root.

* roop: This means "form" or "conjugation."

* lang lakar: This refers to the present tense in Sanskrit.

The present tense form of "ni" is niyati, which is used in the third person singular (he/she/it).

Example:

* Sa niyati. (He goes.)

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