dictionary of sanskrit grammar

ffoflT artificial; technical, as opposed
to derivative. In grammar, the
sterna means 1 technical sense
as contrasted with srffttr' ordinary
sen se'; cf.
Par. Sek. Pari, g, Vak. pad. II.
371 etc.
127-
a term popularly
used by grammarians for the 'rf^l'TT
or maxim that out of the two
, senses, the technical and the derived
ones, the technical sense should be
preferred; in rare cases, the
other too, is preferred; cf. Pari.
Sek. Pari. 9.
tad. affix applied to
numerals to convey the sense of repetition,
e.g. qsgfcf: cf. *P5qPit:
P.V. 4-17-
the same as the
retention of its accent by the second
member of a tatpurusa compound,
if the first member is a word termed
Gati or Karaka, by the rule
fg. P. vi. 2. 139; cf.
3jj*src: M.Bh. on V I. 2.52;
cf. M.Bh. V I. 2.52
Vart. 6.
the word ending with a krt affix;
the term is found used in the
sutras of Panini for cf. fSf&cT-
*WTBT«3 P. I.2.46. The term f^ar
for root-nouns, or nouns derived
from roots, is found in the Atharva-
pratiSakhya (I. 1.10, II. 3.8, III.
2.4), the Mahabhasya and all the
later works on grammar. See the.
word %%
expressed by a krt affix; cf.
M.Bh. on P.
If. 2.19, III. 1.67, IV. 13, VI. 2.139
mention of a kft i.e. of a word
ending with a kft affix. The word
mainly occurs in the Paribbisa
3 ^ ^ which
occurs first as an expression of the
Varttikakara ( P. I. 4.13 Vart. 9)
and has been later on given as a
Paribhasa by later grammarians
( Pari. Sek . Pari. 28). The Paribhasa
is referred to as
in later grammar works especially
commentary works.
a- short term used by
the grammarians for the maxim
Par.
Sek. Pari. 28. See
a short treatise by a grammarian
named who lived in the
fifteenth century. The work deals
with, verbal derivatives.
the elision of a krt affix; the
word is found used along with the
words sTgftr5r«rcf%;, and sfffcraa;
in the Varttika sTRsWlcficRS'-
- srfer f f f
by means of which the phrase
TO is formed for the sentence
g lita the dropping or removal of the
verbal noun ( f ^ r } after the words
a, to etc., when they are compounded
with the following noun; e.g.
the dropping of jjcT from the expression
Mcf: *Ki5TF5Jir: when it is
compounded into I cf..
g ift fflssftrrfcr:, wrfao#: M.Bh. on
P. I.4. r. Vart. 18.
a class of words headed by
the word to which the taddhita
affix fq ( ©KJ is applied in the
four senses given in P. IV . 2. 67-70.
e.g. mM*!:; ef. K al. on
P . IV . 2.80.
|j5 also 5§g the foremost of the seven
Yam as; cf.
STqf: Tai. Pr. X X III. 14.
an alternative name for
the well-known grammar-work