What is lrit lakar of pashya?

The phrase "lrit lakar of pashya" doesn't make sense in any known language, including Sanskrit. It's likely a combination of words that have been incorrectly strung together or a misunderstanding of a specific grammatical concept.

Here's why:

* "Lrit" is not a recognized grammatical term in Sanskrit or Hindi.

* "Lakar" is a grammatical term in Sanskrit, referring to verb conjugations.

* "Pashya" is a Sanskrit verb meaning "to see."

It's possible that the intended phrase was meant to be a specific verb conjugation in Sanskrit. For example, "pashyati" (he sees) or "pashyan" (seeing).

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