dictionary of sanskrit grammar

a short list of the important
roots from the Dhatupatha of
Panini, given in verse by =efe;flsr a
grammarian of the 17th century.
an elision of a portion of a
ro o t; cf. ^ ®rmT§%, P. I. 1.4.
a general term applied to a
treatise discussing roots, but specifically
used in connection with the
scholarly commentary written by
Madhavacarya, the reputed scholar
and politician at the court of the
Vij ayanagara kings in the fourteenth
century, cn the Dhatupatha of
Panini. The work is generally referred
to as *n*r#qT-srT§lf% to distinguish
it from ordinary commentary
works called also qTjJifil written by
grammarians like Vijayananda and
others.
a grammar dealing with
verbs believed to have been written
by Vangasena.
conventional name given
to the iourth pada of the third
Adhyaya of Panini’s Astadhyayi
which begins with the Sutra
JTsrar: P .III. 4.1.
enumeration or recital of
roots in the Dhatupatha ; cf. sjpgq-
q%qjsrqaj|tf%i: 1 5 I *TR£