The Paradigm Shelf · रूपावली
Every form, when you want it
The shelf you walk over to mid-sentence. Nine noun patterns, the ten verb classes, and one verb through five times — every form tappable, every form spoken.
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run another word through it
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◗)) again
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These are not typed out one by one. The page holds the bare stem and twenty-four endings, joins them, and then applies one real sound-rule: an न becomes ण when र, ऋ or ष stands earlier in the word with nothing hard between them — which is why it is रामेण but देवेन, गुरुणा but भानुना. Change the word above and watch the rule fire or stay quiet.