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                                                                   Class-  VI
                                                                Lesson Note - 11

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                                                          Sub –2  Language Sanskrit
                                dkjde~






               dkjde~&Karaka is the name given to the relation subsisting

               between a noun and a verb in a sentence/Any relation
               subsisting between words not connected with the verb will not
               be called a Karakam(dkjde~) A


               There are 6 karakam(dkjde~) and one lEcU/kine~ in

               Sanskrit.


                izFkekfoHkfDr% &   drZk&dkjde~
                f}rh;kfoHkfDr% &  deZ&dkjde~

                r`rh;kfoHkfDr% &   dj.k&dkjde~
                prqFkhZfoHkfDr% &   lEiznku&dkjde~

                i´~pehfoHkfDr% &  viknku&dkjde~
                “k”BhfoHkfDr%   &  lEcU/kine~

                lIrehfoHkfDr% &  vf/kdj.k&dkjde~


                  drZk deZ p dj.ka lEiznkua rFkSo p A

                  viknkua vf/kdj.ka p bR;kgq% dkjdkf.k “kV~ AA


               izFkek foHkfDr% & ^izFkek foHkfDr* Represents the noun - form to


               represent the ‘WHO’or ‘WHAT’ on the verb in the sentence. In other

               words ^izFkek foHkfDr%* (drkZ )  means- Subject of the sentence.



               Examples – jke% xPNfr A


                        Nk=k% onfUr A
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