However, there isn't a direct connection between "Samas" and "Chaturdashi" in the way you're phrasing it. Here's why:
* Samas: This refers to the grammatical concept of compound words in Sanskrit. There are various types of Samas, such as Tatpurusha, Dvandva, etc.
* Chaturdashi: This refers to the 14th lunar day in the Hindu calendar. It has significant religious importance and is observed as a fast or festival in various forms.
Possible Interpretations
It's likely that you are thinking about one of these possibilities:
1. Chaturdashi as a Compound Word: "Chaturdashi" itself can be analyzed as a compound word formed by the combination of "Chatur" (four) and "Dasha" (ten). This would be an example of a Dvandva Samas.
2. Samas in Chaturdashi Rituals: Some specific rituals or mantras performed on Chaturdashi might involve compound words. For instance, the name of the deity being worshipped on that day might be a compound word.
To provide a more accurate answer, please clarify your question. For example, you could ask:
* "What Samas are used in the word Chaturdashi?"
* "Are there any specific Samas related to rituals performed on Chaturdashi?"
Once you provide more details, I can offer a more relevant response.