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second time again, after once it has
been set aside by a subsequent
opposing rule or rules in conflict;
cf. 3??::re?ff^TRra: £)sq,Par. Sek. Pari.
39 ; cf. M. Bh. on P. I. 4-z Vart. 7;
cf. also Puru. Pari. 40.
253
the same as q&srcR counterexception
; cf. Candra Vyak. VI. 4.
49.
3 * ! ^ a passage which is repeated in
the 5511713 and the other Pathas or
recitals; the word is also used in
the sense of the conventional repetition
of a word at the end of a
chapter. The word jpnNjf is used
also in the same sense; cf. qsJKfi
I T. Pr. I.
6 1; cf. also R. Pr. X . 8 and 10.
recital of a word again in the
Krama and other Pathas for a special
purpose, although such a recital
after three times is generally discouraged
; cf.
^qq%...Uv. Bhasya on V . Pr. IV . 177.
use of the same word or expression,
which, if noticed in the writing
of the Sutrakara, is indicative of
something in the mind of the Sutrakara;
cf. m : 3?ft-
M. Bh. on P. III. 3.12 Vart.
1 ; cf. also 1
Kas. on P. I. 41.
prescribing the same affix or
operation again, which generally is
attended with some purpose; cf.
ops:
P, III. 3.10 Vart. 1 ; cf. also
*r, K a i on
P .V . 1.57.
occurrence of the same operation
again after it has once occurred
and has been superseded ; cf. aj^f%
M. Bh. on V I, 4.160;
V II. 1.30 etc.
JPC. or 39, masculine. It appears that
both 3^, and 33; were current terms
meaning ‘ masculine * in ancient
days. cf. j «t: P. VIII. 3.12.
and 3#g^ P. V II. 1.89. Although
3H, is changed to jg, before a word
beginning with a hard consonant,
still gg. is given as an independent
word derived from the root tj-[ cf.
trrlfig^ Unadi S. IV . 177; cf. also
the expressions g^ ff, gfeff and 3%r.
occurring beforehand, preceding;
cf. g^n^wR;!
Par. Sek. Pari. 59, also
M. Bh. on VII. 2.100 ; cf. also the
expression which means
the saine as 357$# which is opposed
to 3T3?f%. ’
IPOT old ; the word is used in the sense
of old or ancient; cf. awneK^g.
P . IV. 3.105. I t is also used
in the sense of old mythological
works ; cf. 3?:m M. Bh.
on Ahnika 1 Vart. 5.
a grammatical term in the sense
of * person ’; cf.
s ^ i? a fP r
=3. These
persons or Purusas are described to
be three jt*w, and 3rW corresponding
to the third second and first
persons respectively in English
Grammar; cf. also Nir. V II. 1 and 2.
( 1 ) name of a commentary
on the Sarasvalikanthabharana of
Bhoja by Krspalllasukamuni. (2)
name of a commentary on Daiva
Vyakarana by Krsnalilasuka.
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