dictionary of sanskrit grammar

^ i gsr jq: q#- *sr
Safari l b^? q# stfa^ srR i t ^ o r f
g § f w i qR%^^: fi% sfir «it wit *n .
f^tilT; M. Bh. on P. II. 2.8 and II.
2 . 10.
srRrFffsrfe an injunction or operation
stating expressly the word or words
for which it is m eant; cf. 4 sfcT
a l ^ strt g*i:
Straq-^fqftRq^:, *t: I M. Bh.
on P. V III. 2.72.
STf^R^t^ expressly stated as opposed
to implied or suggested; cf. s^pi-
srfat#Rmf: srfwT^TRw Par.
Sek. Pari. 105; cf. also fq^tuj sjRf-
ErferT-^t^p Puru. Pari. 3.
srfQ'TI^J ( ) a crude base such as a
root or a substantive without a case
affix as given by etymologists and
grammarians for the convenience of
understanding with a sense attributed
1o it, although, as a matter of
fact, it does not possess individually
any sense, cp. Vak. pad. I. 24.
srfitsrag lit. bringing into life again ;
the - term is used in the sense of a
counter-exception ; cf.
5=1: ^K^^rroir&sraqi\
aTRTRsjlfeterc I Bhasavrtti on II.
2.16.
yfdsj-ST obstacle in the way of the
production of the result as caused
by the Time Force, cp. Vak. pad.
III. 9.11. cp. vn^cRiW 3*1*:
1 ( |esr.)
( 1 ) original flash of intelligence
which is described to be of six kinds
as arising from nature, practice,
study, contact, luck, special circumstance,
automatic appearance and
immediate coming in. cp. Vak. pad.
II. 117,148, 152. cp. jrfet^iT ^sirfSt-
g%sil g^55^?RiJ$5>irrr ( j o q .)
( 2 ) sense arising in the mind on
the utterance of a sentence, which
is stated by some scholars as the
sense 01 a sentence, cp. Vak. pad.
II. 143.
negative counterpart; cf. «r
ipjsr? ^far M/Bh. on II
1.69. Vart. 6 ; also M. Bh.’ on V III.
8.4 Vart. 8 ; corresponding term ; cf.
m m im =ej KaS.
on V. 3.1.
similar in appearance ; cf. ot-
Bnf|flf%ajR5r$^4*hlS} MTOTT M.
Bh. on P. II. 2.24. Vart. 22, as also
on P . III. 4.2; cf.
mren:, mien: ; cf. also
srfe =3 snrreirfsrs'T^ ?f?r
Nyasa on P. I. 4.54.
n fw tl? lit. regressive; a kind of
Samdhi or euphonic combination,
in which the consonant precedes
and the vowel comes after i t ; e.g.
cf. «KSRr%.
*f*I Uvvata on R. Pr. I. 4.
s r W r for every letter; corresponding
to every letter; cf. qqf:
srfcr^'ftqsdg'isst: M. Bh. on Ahnika 2,
Siva sutra 5.
srfef^fFf counteraction; solving a
difficulty by taking the necessary
action; cf. sif&fWOT®:
M. Bh. on P. VII. 4.60 Vart. 4 ; cf.
also era sjlcrftwr 31=#^%#,
K a i on P. VI. 1.2; cf. also the
usual expression M. Bh.
on 1 . 1.3 9 ,1. 3.10, 4.1.1 etc.
a rule or operation which is
prohibited or prevented from application
by a specific negation of it
by another rule or operation laid
down to prohibit it. Generally the
prohibited rule does not apply
again 4 cf. SfgcIT fmifa-
Par. Sek. Pari. 40; cf.
I M. Bh. on P. I.