This series presents a revolutionary method of learning Sanskrit, suitable for the modern mind which needs a systematic, logical, and visual presentation of grammar rules.All examples are sourced from Vedanta scriptures.The series is not only suitable for beginners, but it can also serve as a good reference book for those who have studied Sanskrit grammar before.Volume 3:In this book the Pancavrtti, five types of derived words in Sanskrit, are systematically explained.Contents:Topic 1. Vrtti (derived word) and Vigraha (explanatory sentence)Topic 2. Brief Explanation of Vive Types of Vrtti1. Verbal root derived from verbal root or noun (sanaadyantadhaatu-vRtti)2. Nominal base derived from verbal root (kRt-vRtti)3. Nominal base derived from nominal base (taddhita-vRtti)4. Nominal base derived by compounding nouns (samaasa-vRtti)5. Nominal base derived by keeping one word out of many (ekashesha-vRtti)Topic 3. It lettters in suffixesTopic 4. Common Changes in stemTopic 5. IT aagaamaTopic 6. Derived Verbal Roots- Overview- Nic- SanTopic 7. KRdanta- Basic sense and additional sense- kRtya (ya, tavya, aniiya)- Agent (tRc, Nvul, kvip)- niShThaa (kta, ktavatu)- ShatR shaanac (replacement for laT and lRT)- bhaave and other factors of action (lyuT, ghaJ, ktin)- Indeclinables (ktvaa, lyap, tumun)- Summary tableTopic 8. Taddhita- Basic concept (lakshanavaakya)- Descendant of ... (aN, aJ, iJ, dhak)- One who has ... (matup, ini, vini, ac)- The status of ... (tva, tal, ShyaJ)- Indeclinables (tasil, tral, daa, rhi, thaal, thamu)- Comparative and superlative (tarap, tamap, iiyasun, iShThan)- New status (cvi)- Summary tableTopic 9. Samaasa- Basic concept- Difference between samaasa and sandhi- Paninisutras on samaasa- Process of making samaasa- Types of samaasa- Steps of understanding samaasa1. avyayiibhaava-samaasa (Type A)2. tatpuruSha-samaasa (Type T)- 2T to 7T, KT, NT, kugati, UT3. bahuvriihi-samaasa (Type B)- 1 to 7B, NB, SB, PB4. dvandva-samaasa (type D)- ID and SD- Summary tablkeTopic 10. Ekashesha- Basic concepts