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Looking at "pratidin" (every day), Anuj thinks it is a tatpurush compound like "rajputra"

Looking at "pratidin" (every day), Anuj thinks it is a tatpurush compound like "rajputra" because two words are joined here too. His teacher says the word itself functions like an ADVERB, not a noun. Who is right?

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