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What is the Shabd roop of ek dway tri Chatur teeno lingo mein?

Let's break down the "Shabd Roop" (declension) of "Ek, Dway, Tri, Chatur" in three different languages:

1. Sanskrit:

* Ek (One):

* Singular:

* Nominative: Ek

* Accusative: Ekam

* Instrumental: Ekēna

* Dative: Ekāya

* Ablative: Ekāt

* Genitive: Ekasya

* Locative: Eke

* Dual:

* Nominative: Dvau

* Accusative: Dvau

* Instrumental: Dvayor

* Dative: Dvayobhyām

* Ablative: Dvayobhyām

* Genitive: Dvayoh

* Locative: Dvayoh

* Plural:

* Nominative: Eka

* Accusative: Ekan

* Instrumental: Ekaih

* Dative: Ekābhyām

* Ablative: Ekābhyām

* Genitive: Ekānām

* Locative: Ekasu

* Dway (Two):

* Singular: Not Applicable (This word is already in its dual form)

* Dual:

* Nominative: Dvau

* Accusative: Dvau

* Instrumental: Dvayor

* Dative: Dvayobhyām

* Ablative: Dvayobhyām

* Genitive: Dvayoh

* Locative: Dvayoh

* Plural:

* Nominative: Dve

* Accusative: Dve

* Instrumental: Dbhyām

* Dative: Dbhyām

* Ablative: Dbhyām

* Genitive: Dvoh

* Locative: Dvoh

* Tri (Three):

* Singular: Not Applicable (This word is already in its plural form)

* Dual:

* Nominative: Trayau

* Accusative: Trayau

* Instrumental: Trayor

* Dative: Trayobhyām

* Ablative: Trayobhyām

* Genitive: Trayoh

* Locative: Trayoh

* Plural:

* Nominative: Traya

* Accusative: Trayan

* Instrumental: Trayaih

* Dative: Trayābhyām

* Ablative: Trayābhyām

* Genitive: Trayānām

* Locative: Trayasu

* Chatur (Four):

* Singular: Not Applicable (This word is already in its plural form)

* Dual:

* Nominative: Chatvarau

* Accusative: Chatvarau

* Instrumental: Chatvor

* Dative: Chatvobhyām

* Ablative: Chatvobhyām

* Genitive: Chatvor

* Locative: Chatvor

* Plural:

* Nominative: Chatvara

* Accusative: Chatvārān

* Instrumental: Chatvārāiḥ

* Dative: Chatvārābhyām

* Ablative: Chatvārābhyām

* Genitive: Chatvārānām

* Locative: Chatvārāsu

2. Hindi:

* Ek (One):

* Singular: Ek

* Dual: Not used in Hindi.

* Plural: Ek

* Do (Two):

* Singular: Not used in Hindi.

* Dual: Do

* Plural: Do

* Teen (Three):

* Singular: Not used in Hindi.

* Dual: Not used in Hindi.

* Plural: Teen

* Chaar (Four):

* Singular: Not used in Hindi.

* Dual: Not used in Hindi.

* Plural: Chaar

3. English:

English doesn't have declensions (Shabd Roop) in the same way that Sanskrit or Hindi do. These numbers remain consistent regardless of their grammatical role in a sentence.

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