अशुद्धिसंशोधना

अशुद्धिसंशोधना focuses on correcting errors in Sanskrit sentences, ensuring grammatical accuracy. It involves identifying and rectifying mistakes in verb forms, noun-adjective agreements, and sentence structure. This practice is essential for mastering Sanskrit syntax and improving writing skills.

The correct form is 'ते लेखं तलखन्ति'. The error lies in the verb form, which should agree with the plural subject 'ते'. In Sanskrit, verbs must match the subject in number and person, making 'तलखन्ति' the appropriate correction.

The error is in the gender agreement between 'ग्रीर्म्' (neuter) and 'शोभना' (feminine). The correct sentence is 'राधाया: ग्रीरा शोभना अतसत', where 'ग्रीरा' (feminine) agrees with 'शोभना'.

The original sentence uses 'रिीडार्:', an incorrect verb form for dual subjects. The corrected form 'रिीडत:' uses the proper dual verb ending, aligning with the dual subject 'तौ'. This highlights the importance of verb-subject agreement in number.

The sentence incorrectly uses 'सतन्त' (plural) with a singular subject 'स:'. The correct form is 'स: एर् बुतद्धमान् अतसत', where 'अतसत' is the singular form of 'to be', matching the singular subject.

The correct form is 'मया तनयमा: िालयन्ते'. The error involves the use of the instrumental case 'मया' with a passive construction, which is grammatically correct in Sanskrit for indicating the doer in passive voice.

The correction involves changing the pronoun 'ते' to 'तातन' to agree in gender and number with 'तमत्ातण' (neuter plural). This demonstrates the necessity of pronoun-noun agreement in Sanskrit sentences.

The correction changes 'रामसय सह' to 'रामेण सह', using the instrumental case 'रामेण' to correctly denote companionship. The instrumental case is used with 'सह' to indicate 'with' in Sanskrit.

The numeral 'त्य:' is corrected to 'ततस्:' to properly agree with the plural noun 'बातलका:'. This emphasizes the rule that numerals must match the nouns they quantify in number and gender.

The error is the use of present tense 'गच‍छतत' for a future action. The correct form is 'राधा शर्: गतमषयतत', using the future tense 'गतमषयतत' to indicate an action that will happen.

The correct form is 'अहं तत् गतमषयामि'. The verb 'गतमषयाम:' is corrected to 'गतमषयामि' to agree with the first person singular subject 'अहं', showcasing subject-verb agreement in tense and person.

The verb 'अतसत' (singular) is changed to 'सतन्त' (plural) to agree with the plural subject 'ता: कन्या:'. This correction underscores the importance of verb plurality matching the subject in Sanskrit.

The numeral 'एका' (feminine) is corrected to 'एक:' (masculine) to agree with the masculine noun 'िुरुष:'. This illustrates the necessity of numeral-noun gender agreement in Sanskrit.

The correction involves changing 'फलातन' (plural) to 'फलं' (singular) to match the singular verb 'खाद'. This highlights the rule of object-verb number agreement in Sanskrit sentences.

The error is the verb 'िठतन्त' (plural) not agreeing with the dual subject 'ते बातलके'. The correct form is 'ते बातलके िठत:', using the dual verb form 'िठत:' to match the dual subject.

The correct form is 'र्यं तचत्ं िशयाम:'. The verb 'िशयतन्त' (third person plural) is changed to 'िशयाम:' (first person plural) to agree with the first person plural subject 'र्यं'.

The correct form is 'भर्ान् भोजनं खादतु'. The imperative 'खाद' is corrected to 'खादतु' to properly convey a respectful command, aligning with the honorific context when addressing 'भर्ान्'.

The correction involves changing the instrumental case 'तर्म्' to 'तर्या' to correctly denote the doer in a passive construction. This demonstrates the use of the instrumental case for agents in passive sentences in Sanskrit.

The error is the verb 'िचतन्त' (plural) not agreeing with the singular subject 'अमबा'. The correct form is 'अमबा भोजनं िचतत', where 'िचतत' is the singular form matching the singular subject.

The correct form is 'यूयं तत् न गच‍छत'. The future passive participle 'गन्तवयम्' is replaced with the present active 'गच‍छत' to convey a direct prohibition, aligning with the intended meaning of 'do not go'.

The verb 'तलखतत' is corrected to 'तलखन्ति' to agree with the plural subject 'ते'. This correction emphasizes the rule that verbs must match their subjects in number and person in Sanskrit.

The correct form is 'असमातभ: फलातन खादाम:'. The verb 'खादते' (third person plural) is changed to 'खादाम:' (first person plural) to agree with the first person plural subject 'असमातभ:'.

The correct form is 'कन्या: िाठं िठतन्त'. The verb 'िठतत' (singular) is corrected to 'िठतन्त' (plural) to match the plural subject 'कन्या:', showcasing subject-verb agreement in number.