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P. IV . 1.38 ; (3 ) case ending of
the nom. and acc. dual called sifi^
also.
* • •,
a term used • by ancient grammarians
for the affix art of the nom.
and the acc'. "dual. The vowel # (=ft)
is substituted for in the case of
nouns of the feminine and neuter
genders cf. # P. VII. i .;i 8, 19.
3T!{%3T propriety, which is one of the
factors to decide the sense of a word
in doubtful cases, cp. Vak. pad. II.
314. 316.
the case ending afr of the acc.
dual; cf. P. IV.’ 1.2.
afwiHi.'p an affix mentioned in the
class of affixescalled in treatises
of Panini and other grammarians;
cf. ?rf f%: l f e w Kas. on
P. VI. 3.75 ; f%3i%|ff sTlon^r 5TOTI
M. Bh. on Siva Sutra 2. See the
word above.
a collection of words
called The work is a verse
commentary on Unadisutras in five
Padas, a name given to his woik by
of the 18th century.
( 1 ) the letter "4i included in the
f f t vowels sit, ^ and a?r, and hence
■ called in Panini’s grammar, ( 2 )
substitute for the case-ending f ( f t )
in Panini’s grammar; cf. P. VII.
3.11S, 119.
pertaining to the ulterior
member of a compound; cf.
( P. V I. 3.61) 3:5 jriat% M.
Bh. on I. 1.62.
the substitution of the vowel s?T;
cf. P. V II. 3.117-119.
an affix or an operation resulting
from the general rule ( scot);
cf. ff?Bt ijt
Bh. o a lV . i.i6 x ; cf. also