I) Write the following words in II case
saMskRt baalapuYpma\ 2
paz: 11 kma-karkma\ iWtIyaa ivaBai>:
Lesson 11 Objective Case.
Introduction
Dear friends and students,
You will find lots of surprise after learning Karakas. You can get the meaning of Slokas after this section. You may be able to understand the books like Ramayana, Mahabharatha, Gita etc. Sure you can understand 40 to 50% meaning of Sanskrit words that are used in prayers etc. Continuous learning will make you perfect.
Few days before I went to my friend’s house and he introduced me to his Russian friend. She spoke to me for a while and told Sanskrit is a difficult language to learn. But there are some techniques to learn this beautiful language she added. Yes, it is true. A student who he understands the prepositions i.e. Karaka @ Vibhaktis, do well in Sanskrit. Let us go to the lesson……….
Important note: This is very important portion to understand the language completely. In this you are going to learn mainly the prepositions. This section is totally different from other languages. Here learners feel this language is difficult. If you understand this properly you are able to understand the meaning of slokas and conversation. The prepositions are used separately either before or after the noun in many of the languages (!!!) including Hindi. But in Sanskrit it is used with the noun itself like Tamil, Malayalam and other Indian languages. Now we will see the names of cases. We are going to have two parts (postings) in every case.
1. Nominative case kt-Rkarkma\
2. Accusative case object, to (go), towards and about kma-karkma\
3. Instrumental case by, with and through krNakarkma\
4. Dative case for, to (give) saMp`danakarkma\
5. Ablative case from, than Apadanakarkma\
6. Possessive case of, ‘s, s’ and among sambanQakarkma\
7. Locative case. in, on, at and among AiQakrNakarkma\
Here in Sanskrit too we have all these case without any change. Let us see all these cases one by one in the next lessons.
kma-karkma\ iWtIyaa ivaBai>:
I) Write the following words in II case.
First let us identify the ending of the every noun. For example:
Words Ending
dova baala Akar Ant: means ending with A
lata maalaa Aakar Ant: means ending with Aa
kiva mauina [kar Ant: means ending with [
nadI gaaOrI [-kar Ant: means ending with [-
Baanau saUnau ]kar Ant: means ending with ]
iptR maatR ?kar Ant: means ending with }
Bavat\ gacCt\ tkar Ant: means ending with t
|All these words ending in a same letter are a separate group. |
|Each group ends in a separate format. |
|The prepositions of all the words (ending in different letters also) are same. |
|It is must to learn the table called Sabdarup. (It will be given in the forth coming supplementary). Because the practice of every |
|case may take more time. |
Read the table below. Note the changes of the ending in kma-karkma\
The second case is used as object. For example:
The hunter kills the deer.
Here the hunter is the subject and the deer is the object.
We use this case for the following prepositions.
“to (go), towards, about, without”
|Xabda: |ekvacanama\ |iWvacanama\ |bahuvacanama\ |
|baala |baalama\ |baalaaO |baalaa: |
|nar |narma\ |naraO |narana\ |
|pu$Ya |pu$Yama\ |pu$YaaO |pu$Yaana\ |
|pa~ma\ |pa~o |pa~o |pa~aiNa |
|flama\ |flama\ |flao |flaaina |
|lata |latama\ |lato |lata: |
|maalaa |maalaama\ |maalao |maalaa: |
|roKa |roKa |roKo |roKa: |
Practice the words ending with A and Aa thoroughly and you can able to do others with little effort.
Understand
baalaM (Singular) means a boy is object, to a boy, towards a boy and about a boy.
baalaaO (Dual) means two boys are object, to two boys, towards two boys and about two boys.
baalaana\ (Plural) means many boys are object, to (many) boys, towards (many) boys and about (many) boys. Note the last letter indicates the preposition.
Write the menaing of the following:
latama\ ( ) ___________________________________________
lato ( ) ___________________________________________
lata: ( ) ___________________________________________
baalakM ( ) ___________________________________________
baalakaO ( ) ___________________________________________
baalakana\ ( ) ___________________________________________
maalaama\ ( ) ___________________________________________
maalao ( ) ___________________________________________
maalaa: ( ) ___________________________________________
Read the following sentences and write the meaning of the next sentenses.
1 Ba>: dovaM namait . 1. A devotee salutes God.
2 Ca~a: pazXaalaaM gacCint . 2. Students go to School.
3 %vaM pazM pzisa . 3. You read the lesson.
4 yaUyaM payasaM ipbaqa . 4. You all drink Payasam (a sweet made with milk).
5 AhM lataM pXyaaima . 5. I look at a creeper.
6 vayaM kivataM ilaKama: . 6. We all write a poem.
7 vaanara: flaaina Kadint . 7. _______________________________________
8 AXvaa: GaasaM Kadint . 8. _______________________________________
9 rama: EaIkRYNaM pXyait . 9. _______________________________________
10 yauvaaM payasaM ipbaqa: . 10. _______________________________________
11 Ca~a: pustkalayaM gacCint . 11. _______________________________________
12 dova: Ba>ana\ rxait . 12. _______________________________________
13 isaMh: maRgaM maaryait . 13. _______________________________________
14 gau$: ]pdoXaM kraoit . 14. _______________________________________
15 maata AnnaM pcait . 15. _______________________________________
II) Fill in the blanks with Second case.
1 baalak: pzit . pustk
2 gaja: Kadit . Gaasa
3 AhM Kadaima . Baaojana
4 %vaM Kadisa . XaaKa
5 ]Bayat: vaRxaa: saint . ivaValaya
III Frame sentences with the words given in the box.
|vayama\ |pi~kama\ |Pazit |
|taO |kivatama\ |ilaKisa |
|sa: |laoKM |ilaKt: |
|%vama\ |inabanQama\ |ilaKama: |
1. vayama\ pi~kaM ilaKama: .
2. _______________________________________
3. _______________________________________
4. _______________________________________
5. _______________________________________
6. _______________________________________
7. _______________________________________
8. _______________________________________
9. _______________________________________
10. _______________________________________
11. _______________________________________
12. _______________________________________
Sloka teaches Case 2:
maixaka: va`Nama\ [cCint Qanama\ [cCint paiqa-vaa: .
maUZa: klahma\ [cCint Xaaintma\ [cCint saaQava: ..
Meaning: Flies like wounds/hurts. Kings like money. Fools like quarrel and good people like peace.
ga=\gaa papM XaXaI tapM dOnyaM klpt$: tqaa .
papM tapM ca dOnyaM ca hrit EaIhro: kRpa ..
Meaning: The ganges destroys the sin, the moon feelings and the Kalpaka Tree poverty. But the blessings of God destroys all these three.
vasaudovasautM dovaM kMsacaaNaUrmad-nama\ .
dovakIprmaanandma\ kRYNaM vando jagad\gau$ma\ ..
Meaning: I salute Lord Krishna, who is the Lord of the universe, son of Vasudeva, destroyer of Kamsa and Chanura and giving great happiness to Devaki.
maUkM kraoit vaacaalaM p=\gauM la=\Gayato igairma\ .
ya%kRpa tma\ Ahma\ vando prmaanandmaaQavama\ ..
Meaning: I salute the mercy of Madhava who gives pleasure to others, makes a dumb talkative and makes a lame to cross the mountain.
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