Raghuvamsha Sarga 12 - Method of studying a Shloka 1

What is the first step in studying a shloka?

• पदच्छेदः

• अन्वयः

• भावार्थः

• व्याकरणांशाः

Knowledge of these helps in doing padaccheda correctly

• Sandhis

• Shabdarupas

• Dhaturupas

• Vibhaktis

Split वागर्थाविव correctly

• वागर्थ + इव

• वाक् + अर्थ + अविव

• वाक् + अर्थौ + इव

• वाक् + अर्थाविव

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) सुबन्ताः

,

(b) तिङन्ताः

,

(c) अव्ययानि

• सायम्

• रचयामास

• भुक्त्वा

• प्रतिदिनम्

• गच्छन्

• दाशरथिः

• आगच्छत्

• मुधा

• वनम्

• अवोचः

• पठ्यते

• महात्मा

What does आकाङ्क्षा mean in the context of studying shlokas?

• Desire to study

• Desire to gain complete information by co-relating words

• Desire to write shlokas

• Desire to learn Vyakarana

In context of वागर्थाविव सम्पृक्तौ, What is the answer to the akanksha-based question - कौ वन्दे?

• अहम्

• पार्वतीपरमेश्वरौ

• वागर्थप्रतिपत्तये

• वागर्थाविव

What is the term to indicate words which are not explicitly mentioned in the verse, but supplied by us while studying?

• अध्याहारः

• अपवादः

• अधिकरणम्

• अन्वयः

What is the purpose of अध्याहार?

• To add our own interpretation

• To point out the shloka's faults

• To complete / clarify the meaning of the verse

• To show our knowledge

Rearranging words of a verse according to normal prose order is called

• अन्वयः

• भावार्थः

• वाक्यविश्लेषणम्

• प्रतिपदार्थः

TRUE or FALSE? Any shloka can have only ONE correct Anvaya-krama

• TRUE

• FALSE