dictionary of sanskrit grammar

fcrsranfet 245 ms
a class of words headed by
the word to which the tad.
affix aim, is applied in the miscellaneous
( %fes;) senses ; e.g. q i ^ :,
q i f ^ : , : 6tc. cf. KasS.
on P. IV . 2.1X0.
'TST51IT^ a class of words headed by
the word qwRT to which the affix 3T
(3151.) is added in the sense of ‘ a
product o f 1 or ‘ a part o f ; ’ e. g.
qWRT.', etc. cf. Kas,
on P. IV,. 3.141.
'T^Pcft name of the second out of the
four successive stages in the origination
or utterance of a word from
the mouth. According to the ancient
writers on Phoneties, sound or
word which is constituted
of air (m g ), originates at the
Muladharacakra where it is called
TO. It then springs up and it is
called in the second stage.
Thence it comes up and is called
HHjm in the third stage ; rising up
from the third stage when the air
strikes against the vocal chords in
the glottis and comes in contact
with the different parts of the
mouth, it becomes articulate and is
heard in the form of different
sounds, when it is called ; cf.
JFamwaj i
3R : ttf m i l Vakyapadlya
1.144, and also cf. 3 at
tft&stflrero *r&-
1 w r a i .
1 com. on Vakya­
padlya I. 144. cf. also
1 im m
s^ k s i w . 1 I itqpzmKRfterT 1
g 1
q^iqi g ii 5% l Uddyota
on qmf^tcTT 'Rlfn? M. Bh.
Ahnika 1,
called also q^Rnff^;; • - name
given to the first or introductory
chapter ( 3rrf|^) of the Mahabhasya
of Patanjali. The word occurs first
in the fSi^upalavadha of Magha.
The word is derived from TORI.. the
frequentative base of ?q^ to touch
or to see { ancient use ). Possibly it
may be explained as derived from
^ with 3iq.; Cf.
IWTfaVRWT SiS.II.1r2. Mallinatha
has undersood the word q^gr m.
and explained it as introduction to
a Sastra treatise ; cf. OTrj: iFSlKpf-
1 Mallinatha
on Sis. II.X12.
a word used in the Siksa works
for a kind of pause or hiatus. .
T fi^ i alternative; occurring optionally
or alternatively; cf. q^fsg? W
M. Bh. on II.3.46 Vart. 8 . V I.
1.61 Vart. 4 ; cf. also ^Eg?l-
KaS. on P. I.2.36.
lit. pertaining to the fifth ;
name given to the affixes prescribed
in the fifth Adhyaya of Panini’s
Astadhyayi, especially in Sutras
V.2.1 to V.2.93.
tns ( 1) recital of a sacred Vedic or
Sastra work ; the original recital of
an authoritative text ; ( 2 ) the
various artificial ways or methods
of such a recital; e.g. q^ns, ^ q is
etc. in the case of Vedic Literature;
( 3) an original recital such as the
Q3TO, mgqrs, w t s , ^ikNwis and
qRfliqiqts in the case of the several
systems of Sanskrit Grammar ; the
five Pajhas are called W TI&; (4 )
recitation; cf. t o
rn W M. Bh. on P.I.3.1.
Vart. 13 ; (5 ) reading, varian t; cf.
KS§. on P. Y. 2.134.
TOFcRflt,