10 Sentences of Past Tense in Sanskrit
Sanskrit, an ancient language of India, has a complex system of verb conjugation, including the past tense. Here are 10 sentences in the past tense in Sanskrit:
1. Ahambabhūvam (Ahambabhūvam) - I was
- Aham (I) + babhūvam (was, past tense of "to be")
2. Tvambaabhūva (Tvambaabhūva) - You were
- Tvam (you) + baabhūva (were, past tense of "to be")
3. Saha babhūva (Saha babhūva) - He/She/It was
- Sah (he/she/it) + babhūva (was, past tense of "to be")
4. Vayambabhūva (Vayambabhūva) - We were
- Vayam (we) + babhūva (were, past tense of "to be")
5. Yūyambabhūva (Yūyambabhūva) - You (plural) were
- Yūyam (you, plural) + babhūva (were, past tense of "to be")
6. Te babhūvu (Te babhūvu) - They were
- Te (they) + babhūvu (were, past tense of "to be")
7. Ahamacakari (Ahamacakari) - I did
- Aham (I) + acakari (did, past tense of "to do")
8. Tvamacakar (Tvamacakar) - You did
- Tvam (you) + acakar (did, past tense of "to do")
9. Saha cakāra (Saha cakāra) - He/She/It did
- Sah (he/she/it) + cakāra (did, past tense of "to do")
10. Vayam cakarāma (Vayam cakarāma) - We did
- Vayam (we) + cakarāma (did, past tense of "to do")
Note: The verb conjugation in Sanskrit can be complex and depends on the verb root, tense, mood, and other factors. These sentences are just a few examples of the past tense in Sanskrit.
