dictionary of sanskrit grammar

form from the root ^ in the
sense of frequency ; e. g. =^ftf?r,
cf. sr a
gana-sutra in the gana named
adadi ’ given by Panini in connection
with 3?fc3T»tfa*3: sit: P. II.
4.72; cf. also =3%mfJrfir srrert
g f i Bha?a Vr. on P. II. 4.72. The
word ^ R icf is similarly used for the
frequentative when the sign of the
frequentative viz. A ( ^ ) is not
elided. See
a form of the frequentative
, or intensive, e.g. ^3^101: t
cf. 3rr^ftw#% Nir.
II. 28 ; sfar
Nir. VI. 22. See the word differ/
( 1 ) splitting up of a word into
its component parts, which is generally
shown in the Padapatha by
31321? (s ) . The word, hence means
q5[TO or recital by showing separately
the constitutent words of the
Samhita or the running text of the
Veda. The word is used almost in
the same sense in the Mahabhasya
in respect of showing the words of
a sutra separatel}'; cf. q %wrl%
s fe arra: >
f t d t 1 sRg^tfi
M. Bh. on
MaheSvara Sutra 1 Vart. 6 1; (2 ) a
repeated w ord; cf. sfdWira; 3^3! ^
33: wg. U vvata
on V. Pr. III. 20 ; ( 3) a discussion
or a debate where consideration is
given to each single word; cf.
T ilf^ Par.
Sek. Pari. 115.
repetition of a word in the
^ l 5, 35»nre.v *iznns etc. where the
several Pathas appear to be called
tR?. In the a word in a compound
is repeated twice, in the
■ 5TO5 every word is repeated twice,
in the «rzwra, ms times.
ao
153
’Srafaf component words of a running
text or of a compound word.
substitution of a hard consonant
or 3^, %, 5., for soft consonants and
aspirates. See the word
name of a Nirukta writer
quoted by Y a sk a ; cf. Nir. III. 15.
^ * 1 the group of consonants of the
palatal class, viz. ^ and
The word % is used in the same
sense in the Pratisakhya works.
See the word
an ancient grammarian whose
view is quoted by Panini in his
Sutra f 3 *rT=sq#