dictionary of sanskrit grammar

the vowel ?, excepting 5 of the tad. j
affix ^ . to words of the class head- j
ed by § p ; to words ,
ffttPR, s , fssr and to words headed
by which get substituted
for its last v o w e le .g . fltqifa:, ,
etc., cf. Ka£. on P.
IV. 1.119-127; ( 2 ) to the words
ftcfqg; and with the vowel
elided and to the word jsps, e.g.
cf. Kas.
on P. IV.jc.133, 134,142; ( 3) to
the word in the sense of Sama,
to the word 3 # in the sense of
‘ dedicated to a deity ’ ( ena ^?cTT ]F
as also to the words w#,
and others in the Saisika
senses; e g . am, snlrq:, siitqq
i n t ^ etc. cf. K a l on P. IV. 2.8, 33,
97; (4 ) to the words fj^r, 3ft,
511%, sftit and in the specified
senses; cf. P. IV. 3.94, IV. 4.77,
V. 1.127, V. 2.2.
tad. affix applied ( 1 ) to the
word 3© optionally along with qq;
and when it is not a member of
a compound; e.g. fsq:,
cf. P. IV. x 140; (2 ) to the words
and others in the Saisika senses
as also to the words f®, gf^ and
rffar, if the words formed with the
affix added, respectively mean dog,
sword and ornament; e.g.
(^T), 51^ : (sffe:),
( 3?«csr: ); cf. Ka§. on P. IV. 2.95,
96.
tad. affix i?q causing Vrddhi substituted
for the first vowel of the
base and the addition of the fem.
affix # U f ), applied ( 1 ) to words
meaning quadrupeds and words' in
the class of words headed by Jjfi in
the sense of 3jqpj; e.g. mga:,
Il&q:, etc- '> cf. P. IV. 1.135.
136; ( 2 ) to the word words
of the class headed by ?ii%; the
173 m.
•s.
words €hjr, ffa, 5%, SRB#, 3)T%. 3?%,
?fcn, >?#, tr&, 3?Frf*f, f? # , ^rora-,
5^r, vfm., mfa, aftm, and sffer
in the various senses mentioned
in connection with these words:
e.g. t$q:, W W C, 3T&W;,
etc., cf. Kas. on P. IV. 2.20,
80, IV. 3.42, 56, 57, 94, 159. i v .
4.104, V. 1.10, 13, 17, V. 3.101.
fejpJ tad. affix applied to the
word sFTT^ in the sense of 'stu ­
dents following the text of ’ e.g.
in the sense JJtrfi-
%; cf. Ka£. on P. IV. 3.109.
a commentary on Brhadvrtti
by Hemacandra. It is also known
as Vrddhadfpika, Avacuri, Ava-
curnika. The author of this work
is not well-known. ( 2), a commentary
on Durgasimha’s Katantravrtti.
f * tad. affix eft (sjq.+ O applied in
the sense of offspring to the word
nfaT and optionally with a§; to words
meaning persons having a bodily
defect or a low social status; e.g.
»Tf%!;:, sHinfc: cf.
Kas. on P. IV. 1.129,131.
at
or (• 1 ) fifth consonant of the lingual
class of consonants possessed of the
properties, HRfgJRR, sfa,
3?$qj{TDi and sngsflRteq ; ( 2) the mute
letter m indicating the substitution
of vrddhi ( cf. P. VII, 2.115-117)
when attached to affixes; ( 3 ) the
consonant X at the beginning of
roots which is changed into the
roots, having ^ at the beginning
changeable to being called 'nfa%?r-,
(4 ) n, as a substitute for ^ following
the letters sr, sff;, '