dictionary of sanskrit grammar

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a grammarian who wrote a
commentary Balamanorama on
Siddhanta-Kaumudi.
SR^R ( i ) immediate, contiguous
su ffe r, cf. ^ jt: P. I. 1.7,
also P. VI. 2.49; cf. afJRrt
being the same, being
looked upon as not different. See
above.
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ssRftpSR inability to express the meaning
desired. The expression q 31
sTJrfwwm. frequently occurs in the
Mahabhasya referring to such
words or phrases as could be formed
by rules of grammar or could
be used according to rules but, are
not found in current use recognized
by learned persons or scholars; .
cf. er£iirfif%TO 5
I Padamanj. on III.
2.x; also cf. srafasTRK,' aiftsRonsri
Sgsftftvi | q,} ■ iiHTFOTfe cT3
3
Nyasa on II. 2.24; for examples of
see also M.Bh,
ffgferamsT: M.Bh.
on III. 3.19, also on III. 2.1, V. 5,
IV. 2.1. See Kas. on III. 1.22, III.
3 -I58.
V.
that which is not applied;
lit. ( an operation or vidhi) which
Pr. I. 48.; (2 ) nearest, as has not taken place or which has
compared with others of the same not bsen effective; cf.
type; cf. 3?W ajJRTO 31 aria: fll srirT-
Slfh§%T H ffo gqqi ifig 5J « -
M.Bh. on I.r.43; cf. Par. R fa?2! M.Bh. on 1. 1.5; IV . r.37.
Sek. srqnT^ ftm f af^ rt m,
which means that a prescriptive or
Cf. also ^
Sfl^tfrfl ?T51
s r if ^
M.Bh.
prohibitive rule applies to the on VI. 4.22; V III. 3.15.
nearest and not to the distant one
Par. Sek. 61, Can. Par. 30.
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