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- are Rakta, Sweta, Ekadanta, Lambodara and Dhundi. These are the Guruguha Vibhakti Kritis composed in Tiruttani Kshetra. Here are the 11 songs in praise of...
- the verb are somewhat in a sequence in Telugu sentence construction. "Vibhakti" (case of a noun) and "pratyāyamulu" (an affix to roots and words forming...
- Paana, saying he preferred Poon****'s genuine bhakti to Bhattathiri's vibhakti. Guruvayoor Temple Guruvayoor Kalpa is a time period in Hinduism. There...
- "position" or "place". Similar to Latin, Sanskrit uses the term विभक्ति (vibhakti) which may be interpreted as the specific or distinct "bendings" or "experiences"...
- century. Various grammatical aspects of Kannada include tatsama–tadbhava, vibhakti pratyaya, kāla (tense forms), linga (gender forms), sandhi, samāsa, chand****u...
- eka·vacana dvi·vacana bahu·vacana liṅga puṃ·liṅga strī·liṅga napuṃsaka·liṅga vibhakti prātipadika – when any declinable has not yet been declined "su·au·jas...
- do my work.' The dative case is known as the "fourth case" (chaturthi-vibhakti) in the usual procedure in the declension of nouns. Its use is mainly for...
- tradition, case suffixes are referred to as (vibhaktī pratyaya) विभक्ती प्रत्यय. There are eight such (vibhaktī) विभक्ती (विभक्ती) in Marathi. The form of...
- locative case in Sanskrit is usually known as the "seventh case" (saptami vibhakti). It is the last out of the main seven cases (vibkhatis) in the language...
- Paana saying he preferred Poon****’s genuine bhakti to Bhattathiri’s vibhakti. The chief poems of Poon**** are Jnanappana, Bhasha Karnamritam and Kumaraharanam...