SamAsa
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AvyayIbhAva
In AvyayIbhAva, the first member dominates and the compound functions as an indeclinable, expressing manner, proximity, absence, excess, or condition rather than a concrete object.
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TatpuruSa
TatpuruSa compounds are formed through an implied case-relation, where the second member is primary and the first precisely qualifies it through grammatical dependence.
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Dvandva
In AvyayIbhAva, the first member dominates and the compound functions as an indeclinable, expressing manner, proximity, absence, excess, or condition rather than a concrete object.
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BahuvrIhi
In AvyayIbhAva, the first member dominates and the compound functions as an indeclinable, expressing manner, proximity, absence, excess, or condition rather than a concrete object.
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