What are the shabd roop of phal in Sanskrit?

Here's the shabd roop (declension) of "phal" (fruit) in Sanskrit:

Singular:

* Nominative: phal-am (फलम्)

* Accusative: phal-am (फलम्)

* Instrumental: phal-ena (फलेन)

* Dative: phal-āya (फलाय)

* Ablative: phal-āt (फलात्)

* Genitive: phal-asya (फलस्य)

* Locative: phal-e (फले)

Plural:

* Nominative: phal-āni (फलानि)

* Accusative: phal-āni (फलानि)

* Instrumental: phal-ais (फलाइस)

* Dative: phal-ebhyas (फलेभ्यस्)

* Ablative: phal-ebhyas (फलेभ्यस्)

* Genitive: phal-ānām (फलानाम्)

* Locative: phal-eṣu (फलेषु)

Notes:

* "Phal" is a masculine noun.

* The declension follows the general rules for nouns ending in "a" (ā) in Sanskrit.

* The final "a" in the nominative and accusative singular becomes "am" (म्).

* The final "a" in the nominative and accusative plural becomes "āni" (आनि).

Example Sentences:

* फलम् मीठम् अस्ति। (Phalam mīṭham asti.) - The fruit is sweet.

* मया फलेन भोजनं कृतम्। (Mayā phalena bhojanam kritam.) - I ate with the fruit.

* फलेभ्यस् तृप्तिः भवति। (Phalebhyas trptiḥ bhavati.) - Satisfaction comes from the fruits.

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