dictionary of sanskrit grammar

cf. sgsfsr: Kat. II. 1.8; st^ s^kr:
Kat. II. 1^50.
srflrtiqns^il a class of words headed
by the word to which the
tad. affix arm is added in the senses
of ‘ given there ’ or ' done there ’
e.g. cf. arqiq^nf 3Tm?l%q
3TO^i*PI.P. V. 1.97 Vart. 1.
an ancient writer of Vedic
grammar mentioned in the Taittiriya
Pratisakhya. cf. wqTOSf
( fW r.) ( frita swr^i ?f
arnnfr) T.'Pr. IX. 4.
an ancient writer of Vedic
grammar, mentioned in the Taittiriya
Pratisakhya. cf.
{ stored wi sijpra:
«r) Tait. Pr. X IV . 32.
. analogy conveyed by
the expression stiff implying
permission to the agent to do
certain other things in a sacrificial
session when, as a matter of fact,
he is only permitted to work as an
agent at the sacrificial action
( ) , by virtue of the reply
' ’ to his request made in the
sentence srar ^ i K cf. Brar-^rfaj-
ssnfo M. Bh. on. II. 2.2 J.
§TJ? the original Samhita text as opposed
to pratrpna ( sr^oui) or pada-
patha, ( ) which is the recital
of separate words.
3I5RI not forming part of the regular
te x t; cp. 3m^^|5r%f3 1 % f^ § -
l Kaiyata on M. Bh. on
Pa. IV. 4.89.
t Vasudeva-Sararia Agravala),
a modern scholar of Sanskrit
grammar, the author of “ India as
known to Panini ” .
non-inclusion, non-comprehension.
cf. Par.
7
£ekh. Par. 72; M. Bh. VII. 1.1
. Vart. 13.
snw q elision of'the vowel a,A, u, r or
/ ( sf, %s 3, or s ) which prevents
Sanvadbhava cf.
P. V II. 4.93, as also
VII. 4.2 where the elision prevents
the shortening of the penultimate
vowel if it is long.
unvoiced, merely breathed; a
term applied to the surd consonants,
3, s s, and visarga which are
uttered' by mere breathing and
which do not produce any sonant
effect, cf. T . Pr. 1. 12; R . Pr. I. 11.
The term jit ( is used for these
letters as also for the first two
consonants of a class in the Vajasa-
neyi-Prati£akhya cf. |r ft fag.;
• - w m V. Pr. I. 50.51.
%{§ The vikarana before lun affixes,
substituted for the affix cvi ( )
in the case of the roots mentioned
by Papini in Sutras III. 1.52-59;
( 2 ) the Vikaranapratyaya in Vedic
Literature before the benedictive
affixes prescribed by Panini in
Sutra III. 1.86; ( 3) krt affix in the
feminine gender showing verbal
activity applied to roots marked
with the mute letter w and the roots
f ^ , and others P. III. 3 104-
106. e.g. surr, f^rr, etc.
not marked with the mute letter
n ) signifying the absence of the
prohibition of the guna or the
vrddhi substitute, cf; sifefff
(epRfEq: ) M. Bh. III. 3.83 Vart. 2.
In the case of the preposition a
( m ) unmarked with n (f), it
signifies a sentence or remembrance
of something cf. W RW iRkfej; e.g.
3TI m 1 3TT R# fes cf. M. Bh.
on I. 1.14.
W ( 1 ) the crude base of a noun or
a verb to which affixes are added: