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What is the shabdroop of rajah in sanskrit?

The shabdroop (word form) of राजन् (rājan) in Sanskrit is as follows:

Singular:

* Nominative: राजन् (rājan) - king

* Accusative: राजानम् (rājanam) - king

* Instrumental: राज्ञा (rājnā) - by a king

* Dative: राजने (rājne) - to a king

* Ablative: राजनात् (rājanāt) - from a king

* Genitive: राज्ञः (rājnaḥ) - of a king

* Locative: राजनि (rājani) - in a king

Plural:

* Nominative: राजानः (rājanaḥ) - kings

* Accusative: राजान् (rājan) - kings

* Instrumental: राज्ञा (rājnā) - by kings

* Dative: राजनः (rājanaḥ) - to kings

* Ablative: राजनः (rājanaḥ) - from kings

* Genitive: राज्ञां (rājnām) - of kings

* Locative: राजनः (rājanaḥ) - in kings

Note:

* The word राजन् (rājan) is a masculine noun.

* It is used as a respectful term for a king.

* The nominative singular form of राजन् (rājan) is राजा (rājā) in some contexts.

* There are other forms of the word राजन् (rājan) which are not listed here.

It is important to note that the specific declension of a Sanskrit noun can vary depending on the context, such as the specific verb it is used with.

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