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What is the shabda roop of bhanu in sanskrit?

Here is the shabda roop (declension) of "bhanu" (sun) in Sanskrit, along with its meaning and grammatical explanation:

Singular

* Nominative: bhanuḥ (भानुः) - the sun

* Accusative: bhanum (भानुम्) - the sun (object of verb)

* Instrumental: bhanuna (भानुना) - by the sun

* Dative: bhanave (भानवे) - to the sun

* Ablative: bhanor (भानोः) - from the sun

* Genitive: bhanoh (भानोः) - of the sun

* Locative: bhanau (भानौ) - in the sun

Plural

* Nominative: bhanavaḥ (भानवः) - the suns

* Accusative: bhanūn (भानून्) - the suns (object of verb)

* Instrumental: bhanubhiḥ (भानुभिः) - by the suns

* Dative: bhanavebhyaḥ (भानवेभ्यः) - to the suns

* Ablative: bhanobhyah (भानोभ्यः) - from the suns

* Genitive: bhanūnām (भानूनाम्) - of the suns

* Locative: bhanuṣu (भानुषु) - in the suns

Grammatical Explanation

* bhanu is a masculine noun.

* It belongs to the third declension, which has a variety of ending patterns.

* The declension is based on the root "bhanu" with a variety of suffixes added for different cases.

Note:

* This is a simplified presentation of the shabda roop.

* There are nuances in the declension depending on the context of the sentence.

* The use of specific cases can change the meaning of the sentence.

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