Construction of Verbs by Conjugation using Roots from the Dhatupatha is one of the most complex and involved processes in Sanskrit Grammar. It has been coded by the great grammarian Panini in a beautifully amazing way through the core texts, viz. The Dathupatha of Panini, The Ashtadhyayi of Panini and The Maheswar Sutras. This book hopes to lay the coding methodology threadbare in a lucid manner for avid learners of the language, including Sanskrit scholars and Vyakarana pundits.

Root + Vikarana Affix + Ting Affix = Verb, where
Roots have two major attributes, i. P A U attribute ii. सेट् अनिट् वेट् attribute.
Vikarana affixes are of two types, i. Gana Vikarana Affix and ii. Vikarana Affix.
A Vikarana Affix may be Sarvadhatuka or Ardhadhatuka. This affects Guna/Vriddhi.
Ting affixes are of two types, i. Parasmaipada Ting Affix and ii. Atmanepada Ting Affix.
Further, a Parasmaipada Ting Affix may be Sarvadhatuka or Ardhadhatuka. Similarly,...