dictionary of sanskrit grammar

a word in the dual number;
cf. qspqsi fe d e ra l? : R. Pr. I. 28
wb!ere: the "word floret, is explained
as by Uvvata.
a syllable sconsisting of two consonants
;c f.R < T ;: 245.
( 1 ) a repeated consonant ; cf.
v. Pr. iv. 144; (2 )
doubling, repetition; cf.
ffeoR T. Pr. IX. 18 ; cf. also T. Pr.
X IV ; 1. R. Pr. IX . 18.
double,; reduplicated ; the word is
frequently used in connection with
doubling of consonants or words in
the Pratisakhya Literature as also
in the Katantra, Sakatayana and
Haima grammars cf. R. Pr. V I. 1,
X V . 5, V. Pr. IV. ior, R. T. 264;
cf. also Kat, III. 8.10, Sak. IV . 143;
Hem. IV . 1.1 . .
ffSTP'ST a kind of ft|{% or interval of
time in the pronunciation of two
consecutive vowels, which as a
result o f two euphonic changes has
a v.owel preceded by a vow el; e.g.
snjefflt 3 R. Pr. II. 44.
possessed of two vowels, dissyllabic
; cf. v q^ T. Pr.
X V I. 17.
a term used for an upadhma-
niy.a letter or a phonetic element
resulting from a visarga followed by
the letter q. or %. See 3q«3Fftq. The
word is also used sometimes for the
pronunciation s of and hit of q[.
' See |:^a.
possessed of two consecutive
consonants ; cf. tRHF!! fi;?®:, P. VII.
4.71; cf. also M. Bh. on VI. 1.68.
used adyeibially for ts>tt in the
sense of ‘ ^optionally 5 or 8 in two
ways ’; cf. M 3T^mierqf%: M. Bh.
on P. 1. 1,44 Vart. 15.
206
group of two words; an expression
consisting of two words ; cf. sr
ff: R. Pr. V III. 2.10 ;
X . 3 ; X I. 37 etc.
sH? a word possessed of two vowels in
i t ; dissyllabic w ords; the word is
frequently used in Panini’s Astadhyayi
and Patanjali’s Mahabhasya,
KaSika Vrtti and other works on
Panini's grammar.
a class of pronouns headed by
the pronoun ft to which the tad*
. dhita affixes called as prescribed
by the rules of Panini in
the rule q ^ ir e tfe and the following
ones, are not added, cf. P. V. 3.2.
name of a Samdhi -made up of
two spirants, or resulting in the
presence of two spirants or tJsman
letters e.g. ^QTcir; cf. R.
Pr. X L 22.
ST ( I ) fourth letter of#the dental class
(cfMl) possessed of the properties
‘ 3ft, and JTCtsrm ;
, (2 ) substitute q. for the of 5.^
before a ‘ jhal ’ consonant or at the
end of a word e.g. 35^, ; .cf.
P. V III. 2.34; (3 ) substitute %
for the letters 3. and sj, placed after
a fourth letter, e.g. etc.
cf. P. V III. 2.40;
W a technical term in the Jainendra
Vyakarana for the term
of Pariini -used for the first five case
affixes g, ^r, srs,, sh,, ^ and 5
(nom. an d acc.p l. neuter gender);
cf. P. I. 1.42, 43. cf. Jain Su. f^pspqj
1.1.31.
name of the author of a short
metrical treatise on roots named