9 SSC Dvandva Samas 5
9 SSC Dvandva Samas 5
9 SSC Dvandva Samas 5
In Sanskrit समासः means “summary” or in simple words समासः is a process by which two or
more words are joined together to get a new word. This new word is called समासः and there
are different types of समासः
But we know that like all the other topics of Sanskrit even समासः has certain important
short-cut keys by which we can easily identify them. Broadly there are 4 major types of समासः
namely ु
तत्परुषः द्वन्द्वः अव्ययीभावः बहुव्रीह ः
We will be revising इतरेतर-द्वन्द्वः समासः, which is very easy and simple to identify.
ु
Since this compound has two components and the last component is पहिङ्गम ,् the entire
ु
compound will be treated as a पहिङ्गम ्
word ्
in हद्ववचनम like we all know देवः देवौ देवाः in which देवौ
् the same logic applies to इतरेतरः द्वन्द्वः समासः in पहिङ्गम
is हद्ववचनम--- ु ्
ु
2. पत्रपष्पाहण ु
= here the last component is पष्पाहण ्
ुं ु कहिङ्गम and
which clearly tells us that it is नपस
् the entire compound is नपस
बहुवचनम so ् बहुवचनम ्
ुं ु कहिङ्गम &
Hence we will split the compound as given below=
ु
पत्राहण च पष्पाहण च
समा ारः द्वन्द्वः समासः
्
In समा ारः द्वन्द्वः समासः the final compound is always एकवचनम and ्
ुं ु कहिुं गम like
नपस ्
वनम…
् the components…
irrespective of the gender and वचनम of
• समा ारः द्वन्द्वः समासः is always एकवचनम ्
ुं ु कहिुं गम ्
• समा ारः द्वन्द्वः समासः is always नपस
् the components.
• Irrespective of the gender and वचनम of
For eg.-
मूषकमार्ाारम ्
In this example there are two components-
मूषकः & मार्ाारः
् हद्ववचनम so
And the वचनम is ् the split up would be-
For eg:-
स्तपादम ्
In this example there are more than two components-
स्तौ च पादौ च
स्तौ = two hands
पादौ = two feet
Since it has more than two components, it is बहुवचनम ्
So the split up would be- स्तौ च पादौ च एतेषाुं समा ारः
When there are two components i.e हद्ववचनम, ् then while writing the हवग्र we
will write एतय ः for all genders.
When there are more than two components i.e बहुवचनम, ् then for M & N we
्
use एतेषाम and ्
for स्त्रीहिङ्गम we ् eg- यूकाः च हिक्षाः च एतासाुं समा ारः
use एतासाम for