dictionary of sanskrit grammar

¥=1T^DI 298
cf.
wftoi ^WlFt 1
Vaj. Prat. I. 30 ; cf. also
jnaim ^ W lj. Bh. Gita. V III. 10.
the class of roots headed by
5jj the first conjugation of roots.
TT
. 3T ( i ) fifth letter of the labial class
of consonants which is possessed of
the properties JiRIiSRFt, 'W, ?re-
Hl?t5q, smstTO and sug^ira^Pl (2 )
substitute q, ( jrO for of the
1st. pers. sing, in Vedic literature ;
e.g. cf. 3 # tri P. VII.
1.40;
*T ( 1 ) the consonant ^with the vowel
st added for facility of utterance ;
cf. T. Pr. I. 2 .1; ( 2 ) The substitute
jt for t o. of the 1st pers. pi. in
the perfect tense cf. ..
dmht: P. III. 4.82 and in the present
tense also in the case of the root
( 3 ) ta,:!§Tcr the same as which
see above ; cf. sisprr
M. Bh. on P. V. 2.4.
a popular name given to the
work q ^ p s s f^ r of Nageia on srt-
sr%*fT ( science or method of interpretation)
in Vyakarana which is
generally read b y advanced students.
Nageia has also written a
bigger work on the same subject
55|!*F3EJfT which sometimes is also
referred to by the word
the same as Jjgq. a tad. affix showing
possession ; the word is frequently
used in Panini’s rules for *r§n.. cf.
^pifRU P. IV. 2.72; cf. also,
P. IV. 4.125,136 ; V. 2.59, VI. 1.21s,
VI. 3.118, 130 ; V III. 2.9; for the,
sense of Jig see below. The affix
??g ( instead of ngq. of Panini) is
found in the Atharva Pratisakhya.
JTgf tad. affix ng, changed in some
cases to ( cf.