Sanskrit Verb conjugation using Ashtadhyayi Sutras

Sanskrit is coming of Age. More and more Colleges and Universities are offering a degree course in this lingua franca of yore. Many schools across Europe and America are introducing Sanskrit to young learners. In India too there is a revival across the length and breadth, with committed organizations working to reach out to adults and children all over.To understand Sanskrit Grammar, the basic stuff is all about knowing the correct spelling of NOUNS and VERBS. This edition gives the process whereby Primary Ting Affixes get Modified to the Secondary Ting Affixes for the eleven Tenses and Moods.3x3 person and number Parasmaipada and Atmanepada Ting Affix Tables are listed for:Sarvadhatuka Tenses and Moods1 Present Tense2 Imperfect Past Tense - before from yesterday onwards3 Imperative Mood - request4 - Potential Mood - order (also known as Optative Mood)11a Vedic usage Potential Mood - orderArdhadhatuka Tenses and Moods5 Simple Future Tense - now onwards6 Conditional Mood - if/then in past or future7 Periphrastic Future Tense - tomorrow onwards8 - Benedictive Mood - blessing (also used in the sense of a curse)9 Perfect Past Tense - distant unseen past10 Aorist Past Tense, before from now onwards11b Vedic usage Potential Mood - order------------------------------Primary AffixesParasmaipada Atmanepada Present Tense LARegular Gana Affixes for Dhatus 1c, 4c, 6c, 10cParasmaipada Atmanepada Irregular Gana Affixes (Dhatus 2c, 5c, 7c, 8c, 9c)Parasmaipada Atmanepada Reduplicated Gana Affixes (Dhatus 3c) and 7 Roots of 2cParasmaipada Atmanepada It also lists the Ashtadhyayi of Panini Sutras to see what changes are involved to make the final affix.Well chosen Examples of selected Roots are given in all the 10+1 Lakaras, in Active Voice.--------An invaluable book to see and derive correct spellings of Sanskrit Verbs in all 11 Tenses and Moods.