dictionary of sanskrit grammar

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-8, also on P. III. 1.94 Vart. 3 ; ( 3)
when the sense is already expressed
by a word, a word repeating the
sense should not be used; cf. s^cTRf-
iilwJlJT:. Besides these many minor
regulations pf the type of Paribhasas
are laid down by grammarians.
For details see Paribhasa -
Sariigraha Introduction.
• ■“v
a small treatise in verses on
the conjugation of roots, written
by Bhavanatha Miira, son of
Ramapati.
known also by the
name an elementary treatise
on syntax, attributed to
who must, of course, have been
different from the ancient grammarian
-
name of a recognised treatise
on grammar written by
fqgreijftsr of Bengal in the fourteenth
century. The treatise explains
many words which, although
current in language and literature,
cannot be easily formed by rules of
grammar. The author has tried to
form them by . applying rules of
grammar given in the grammatical
systems of Panini and Katantra.
The alphabet given in this treatise
is according to the system of the
Tantra Sastra which shows a
scholarship of. the author in that
branch. The grammar was studied
much in Bengal and Assam.
a sentence which is actually
in use among the people as opposed
to- sifiMHm, a sentence for technical
purposes, cp. Vak. pad. III.
14.615. cp. 5 srqtnflW
, t i f i s 1 ( )
an elementary work on the
three constructions which has no
name of the author mentioned.
sr^nflrqq- sphere or domain of the use
of words; the whole Vedic and
classical recognized literature ; cf;
•*t c ft sr%»ifw: i tmgiqr
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