dictionary of sanskrit grammar

^ tad. affix x. causing vrddhi, applied
to the wo'd in the sense of
Parana i.e. a room or a p lace; e g.
smftsnc cf. 3t# f: ^ vr =3 P. IV.
3.120 Vart. 9.
XPl same as ^ being only a variant.
See 73^.
!R5!^qoT name of a commentary by
Ramasimha, on the grammar-woik
of Bhoja, Sarasvatikanthabharana.
stcsimfift a grammarian of the eighteenth
century who wrote a short
treatise on the Karaka relations
. named
W 1 ? I a grammar work by Purusottamadeva
widely used in Eastern
India, according to Colebrooke,
‘ Miscellaneous Essays, II. p. 47.
name of a commentary on the
Siddhantakaumudi written by
ICrsnamitra, a famous grammarian
and Naiyayika who lived in the
eighteenth century and wrote many
commentary works on books in ’ the
Vyakarana and Nyaya Sastras.
3^51 a grammarian who wrote a grammar
work named
name of one of the eight kinds of.
recitals of the Veda Samhita by
dividing it into the component
words ( ir ) and reciting the component
words by repeating them,
in their regular order and reverse
order too.
^ 1 5 ^ krt affix ^13 applied to the
root sftqj e.g. cf. *?Tgpj I
M. Bh. on Siva Sutra 5,
41
Vart. 5.
a class of eight roots headed by
the root ^ which allow the addition
of the augment ? (? ? ) optional­
321
ly to the ardhadhatuka affix beginning
with any consonant except
placed after them ; e.g. tfqcTT *5t,
^ai crnf aFtcn etc. cf. P. V II. 2.35
and V II. 2.45.
personal ending ^ substituted for
the personal ending ir of the JWT-
( third person} Atmanepada of
‘ lin 5 ( potential and benedictive);
cf, ^ P. III. 4.105.
[ RENOU, LOUIS ] a sound Sanskrit
scholar of France of the present
time who has written some treatises
and many articles on Sanskrit
grammar out of which his works on
the Terminology of Sanskrit Grammar,
Kasika and Durghatavrtti
require a special mention.
■TO with the letter ^ inserted after i t ;
the term is used in connection with
the guna and vrddhi substitutes for
sr. These substitutes are respectively
31 and 3fT, which, by the addition
of always become ^ and
3tl^; cf. ^ VK: P. I. 1.51, cf.
cf.
also ffaSp# gqt jpiffi-
M. Bh. on P. V L 4.121,
V III. 2.42.
a small article showing
that the short terra ^ for the consonants
and ^ need not be advocated
as done by the learned old grammarians.
The treatise was written
by Vaidyanatha Payagunde, the
prominent pupil of NageSabhatta.
an anonymous work,
comparatively modern, refuting the
arguments advanced in the
#issi by Vaidyanatha Payagunde.
Buddhist grammarian of.
Bengal of the tenth century who
wrote a short treatise on Syntax
viz. Karakasambandhoddyota,