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What is shadba roop for shashin in sanskrit?

The six forms (shadba roop) of the Sanskrit verb "shashin" (meaning "to rule") are:

1. Shaśati - He rules.

2. Shaśasi - You rule.

3. Shaśati - He/She/It rules.

4. Shaśmas - We rule.

5. Shaśtha - You (plural) rule.

6. Shaśanti - They rule.

It's important to note that the word "shashin" itself can also be used as a noun meaning "ruler" or "king".

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