dictionary of sanskrit grammar

a class of compound words
headed by the word -wki&>
have their last vowel acceated
acute ; e.g.
etc.; cf. EaS. on P. VI. 2.184.
potentiality of implication
which gives the meaning of a word
which is based upon implication ;
e.g. #
fif^iqsT a word, the penultimate vowel
tin which is picked up and taken
‘‘back, as for instance, the penultimate
ar of in the word 3TCQ, cf.
sffra« '4 %% sfpj
Nir. IV. 25.
( btTI) (existence) without
any clear attributes;' of a vague
nature, cp. Vak. pad. III. 14.263.
f r f f im w 'r iw m a short form for the
maxim which
means ‘ substitutes take the place
of that or its part which has been
actually stated or enunciated in the
rule ( of grammar) ’ Par. Sek. Pari.
12. For details see Par. Sek.
Pari 12.
exhibited, enunciated; cf.
afwfeftr fefi.g 1 P. I. 1.66; V.
Pr. I. 134.
ftlfsqftflTO a popular name of the
Paribhasa crinfiifir raiti ’j lw 1 cf. j%
% I P ari.'
Bhaskara Pari. 97.
mention, actual statem ent; the
word is often used in the Mahabhasya
in sentences like 6 era
Jfitsq:, § # e tc .; cf. also V. Pr.
I. 36; cf. also the maxim
WRS P. 1 .1.66 and V. Pr. 1. 134;
' cf. also aiqsar
ral??: M. Bh. on P. I. 2.39
Vart. 1. Sometimes the mention or
exhibition made by a word shows
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the particular type of w ord; cf.
Durghata Vrtti on P „ I.2.6 and V II.
4.73 as also Ka§. on P. IV. 3.11 and
V. 2.20.
( 1 ) selection of one or some
out of many; cf. snfergaifoqifSr:
3T 'SlScOT. Ka£. on P. II. 2.10 as
also on II. 3.41; ( 2 ) determined
or definite sense to the exclusion of
another, generally on the strength
of the indeclinable