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A Karmadhāraya is a type of compound in Sanskrit grammar, a subtype of the tatpurusha type ("nominative-tatpurushas"). The relation of the first member to the last is appositional, attributive or adverbial; this entails that if the members are dissolved, that'll stand in the same case (meaning that there's no hierarchical syntactic relation between the members).
Examples:-

uluka-yatu = "owl-demon" = "demon in the shape of an owl".
mahā-rāja = "great-king" = "a king who is great".

"Karmadhāraya" literally means "action-carrying".

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