dictionary of sanskrit grammar

iDg of the noun ( under discussion )
cf. eras ?m*fr g&fa
3?f?dr nraf *fl%?iraif% Nir. I. 12.
sri^TF^r preponderance, principal nature
as opposed to the. subordinate one
( fttW c?) ; cf. m 3^ SRpft^
frl? Hia M.Bh. on P. I. 1.56.
cf. also JrrsfF^I sqi^TT W?f% 1
applying in the usual way ; lit.
leading to the injunction or ;
cf. f% s*rftt M.
. Bh. on P. 1. 1.70; cf. also M.Bh. on
P. III. 4.1x0.
5T?cT!fl reaching, arrival j cf.
#K- M. Bh. on P. I.
3-2,
278
srrsr&*rHf o r optional
prescription of some operation or
rule which otherwise is obligatory ;
cf. d flm i J r ia ft^ ’U
qtm^l Kas. on P. VIII. 1.45 5 cf.
also 15TiBf^ q w iv M % >
Kas. on P. I. 4.53.
5TTf?T application of a rule, arrival at a
particular form ; incidence, occurrence
of a particular rule ; cf.
qr JTffH: hi M. Bh, on P. I.
1.48.
Sfr%3? a person who knows only the
application of a ruie and the realization
from it of the form that can
be arrived at, as opposed to one
who knows the form that is desired
or current; cf. JTffa^r ^nafffa: ^
Is# I M, Bh. on II
. 4.56 Vart, 1 ; cf. also % i1r wtcTFer
qr 1 irrft# wtif ^ sik3?-
l M. Bh, on VII, 4.92.
SfT^ lit. which is arrived a t ; an object
which is to be reached ; cf, jfM 3$ ;
the word apaj. is used as s word
qualifying the word 3$, in which
case it is called sri'q^, as for exam­
ple nm in um or
*n