Karak Samas in Sanskrit

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What type of कारक समास is formed by combining a noun with a karak indicating the doer of the action?

कर्तृ समास

What is the term for the second word in a कारक समास compound?

Karak

What is the meaning of the compound word पितृव्य (pitṛ-vya) formed by कारक समास?

Brother's father

Which type of कारक समास is formed by combining a noun with a karak indicating the instrument of the action?

करण समास

What is the meaning of the compound word मातृभक्त (mātṛ-bhakta) formed by कारक समास?

Mother's devotee

Which type of कारक समास is formed by combining a noun with a karak indicating the source of the action?

अपादान समास

What is the characteristic of the resulting compound word in कारक समास?

It has a specific meaning different from the individual words

What is the general term for the type of compound word formation in which कारक समास is a specific type?

Samasa

यदि बहुपद x⁵+x⁴ + x³ + x² + 2x + 2 को q(x) से भाग दिया जाता है, तो भागफल क्या प्राप्त होगा?

x² + x + 1

Q(x) से x⁵+x⁴ + x³ + x² + 2x + 2 को भाग देने पर शेषफल क्या प्राप्त होगा?

x + 1

यदि x² + x + 1 भागफल है और x + 1 शेषफल है, तो q(x) का मान क्या होगा?

(x⁵+x⁴ + x³ + x² + 2x + 2) / (x² + x + 1) = q(x)

Q(x) का मान निकालने के लिए हमें क्या जानना आवश्यक है?

भागफल और शेषफल की आवश्यकता है

क्या q(x) का मान प्राप्त करने के लिए भागफल और शेषफल पर्याप्त हैं?

हाँ, भागफल और शेषफल पर्याप्त हैं

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कारक समास (Karak Samas)

Definition

  • कारक समास is a type of समास (compound word) in Sanskrit, where two or more words are combined to form a new word.
  • In कारक समास, the second word is a कारक (karak), which is a grammatical term indicating a noun's relation to the verb.

Characteristics

  • The first word is usually a noun or a pronoun.
  • The second word is a कारक, indicating the relationship between the noun and the verb.
  • The resulting compound word has a specific meaning that is different from the individual words.

Examples

  • कर्तृ समास: Agent-compound, where the second word indicates the doer of the action.
    • Example: पितृव्य (pitṛ-vya) - brother's father (पितृ = father, व्य = brother)
  • कर्म समास: Object-compound, where the second word indicates the object of the action.
    • Example: ग्रामपाल (grāma-pāla) - village guardian (ग्राम = village, पाल = guardian)
  • करण समास: Instrument-compound, where the second word indicates the instrument of the action.
    • Example: हस्तलेख (hasta-lekha) - hand-writing (हस्त = hand, लेख = writing)
  • संप्रदान समास: Recipient-compound, where the second word indicates the recipient of the action.
    • Example: मातृभक्त (mātṛ-bhakta) - mother's devotee (मातृ = mother, भक्त = devotee)
  • अपादान समास: Source-compound, where the second word indicates the source of the action.
    • Example: मुखापसृत (mukha-apasṛt) - face-turned (मुख = face, अपसृत = turned away)

कारक समास (Karak Samas)

Definition

  • Karak Samas is a type of compound word in Sanskrit where two or more words combine to form a new word.
  • The second word in a Karak Samas is a Karak, which indicates a noun's relation to the verb.

Characteristics

  • The first word is usually a noun or a pronoun.
  • The second word is a Karak, indicating the relationship between the noun and the verb.
  • The resulting compound word has a specific meaning that differs from the individual words.

Types of Karak Samas

कर्तृ समास (Agent-Compound)

  • Indicates the doer of the action.
  • Example: पितृव्य (pitṛ-vya) - brother's father (पितृ = father, व्य = brother)

कर्म समास (Object-Compound)

  • Indicates the object of the action.
  • Example: ग्रामपाल (grāma-pāla) - village guardian (ग्राम = village, पाल = guardian)

करण समास (Instrument-Compound)

  • Indicates the instrument of the action.
  • Example: हस्तलेख (hasta-lekha) - hand-writing (हस्त = hand, लेख = writing)

संप्रदान समास (Recipient-Compound)

  • Indicates the recipient of the action.
  • Example: मातृभक्त (mātṛ-bhakta) - mother's devotee (मातृ = mother, भक्त = devotee)

अपादान समास (Source-Compound)

  • Indicates the source of the action.
  • Example: मुखापसृत (mukha-apasṛt) - face-turned (मुख = face, अपसृत = turned away)

Dividend and Divisor

  • The given polynomial is x⁵ + x⁴ + x³ + x² + 2x + 2.
  • The quotient (q(x)) is to be found.
  • When the polynomial is divided by q(x), the quotient is x² + x + 1.
  • The remainder is x + 1.

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