dictionary of sanskrit grammar

j for example, the words jfr:, spg: etc.
j Words which are not actually
' derived by rules of grammar are
called sresqfe? as contrasted with
( i ) attribute, attribute which
differentiates, manner, difference;
differentiating description • cf.
c£RRTt sna: Kas. on P. II. 3.21;
(2 ) resemblance, similarity of one
thing with another with slight
deficiency; cf. I
Sft: xf 1 sjsfiRt 1
ira t 301^ ^ 1= ^ 5 1
15^ : 1 I qft-
'JOtQ'fa 3TOI?T 935#
Ka§. on P.V III. x .12 ; (3 ) differentiating
attribute ; cf.
V. 3.23, ' V. 3.69,
srsiK^t ^ V. 4.3 where
KaSika defines the word FT3\TC as
SfflRRq Kas. on V.
3.23 and 69; (4 ) type, cf.
sraKT#: K a i on V. 2.93; cf. also
aJlftg5?: si^lt KaS. on
P . V. 3.100; cf. also srri^F3?:
1 a ^ r c q mm: 1
M. Bh. on 1.3.1 Vart. 11.
5P&TST ( 1 ) name of the commentary on
Bhartrhari’s Vakyapadlya by
Punjaraja. (2 ) name of a commentary
on Ramacandra’s Prakriya-
kaumudl T>y Krsnapandita. ( 3 )
name of a commentary on Paninlya
Siksa by Kesava. ( 4 ) name of a
gloss on Siddhantakaumudi.
name given to the third
Kanda or book of Bhartrhari’s
Vakyapadlya where miscellaneous
topics are treated. The third
Kanda consists of 14 sections called
by the name Samuddeia. For details
see pp. 381-382 Mahabhasya
Vol. V II. D. E. Society’s edition.
SfKt ( 1 ) in context, in question ; the
word is frequently used in connection
with words in the preceding
rules which are drawn on to the
following rules by anuvrtti or continuation
; cf. m i
M. Bh. on 1. 1.3 Vart. 2: ( 2 )
found or available in a large quantity
; cf. jr ? 1
9^3^ I KaS. on P. V. 4.21.
stffe ( 1 ) material cause; c f ..
f t # : star 1 sr$ ar#r
3xrwq«Fcrt Kas. on P.V. 1.12;
( 2 ) original, as opposed to ‘ modifie
d ’ (Q ? ft) ; the original base of a
word which is used in language by
the addition of affixes. There are
mentioned three kinds of such
original words in grammar, roots
( ^ l ) . noun bases ( ) ■ and
affixes ( q aq ). is defined as
‘ 5rrefirfersji=rfit
qr sq i# # erf mraftRr '
in the Srngaraprakasa; cf. arq^c^f
sifter: I ^ stffa: I 3
i m r a ?r. ^Tgqf?si ssRrcfcr 1
M. Bh. on Siva Sutra 2 ; cf. also
WWffiNg: M. Bh. on P. VI. 2. 139
Vart. 2 ; tr-^Jtffcr: gUcfT I m-,
Tl'klfjf Nir. 1. 17.
HlpfeFFTO restriction regarding the
base, as contrasted with swqHW,
cf. to rt irfiRiq*; m
swffa'rd %ffri
fJpW I siwft:
m .\ M. Bh. on P . m . 1.2.
division of a word
( in use in a language) into the
base and the affix, which is looked
upon as the main function oi
grammar.
restoration to the original
word from the substituted