dictionary of sanskrit grammar

III. i.4, V II. 2.io, V II. 4.9. The
substitutes caused by an ardhadha-
tuka affix are, in fact, effected by
virtue of the prospective application
of the ardhadhatuka affix before
its actual application. (2 ) repeating
or going on without interruption
cf. Vak. pad. 1. 106.
sn ri tech. term used by the. authors
of the Pratisakhya works for fre-
' quentative formations such as fiftq:,
=«fl§qg. e tc .; cf. A. Pr. 4.86.
c
STHFSJIif not depending on another for
the completion of its sense; cf. n
P. III. 4.23, and Nyasa
thereon which explains as
not capable of presenting ( on
its mere utterance) any tangible
form or figure; the word is used in
connection with a technical term
(5fffRT®?) which presents its sense
by a definition actually laid down
or given in the treatise; cf.
tfsTT I sniffing: sr§R: M. Bh. on I. i. r.
SHTFRT without any known cause; instinctive
cf. Sonina} gtsvqie: w : %©?-
^'3% I Vak. pad. II. 118
absence of consideration; disregard;
cf. ^ P. II. 3-38.
non-initial; e. g. §33^
P. III. 4. 102, Vart. 4; also M. Bh.
on V II. 1. 3.
not replaced as a substitute;
e.g. q: srfr
M.Bh. on I. 1.57 Vart. i,
III. 2.3 Vart. 2, and VI. 1.12
V5rt. 10. " ,
( 1 ) original, not such as is
substituted; e.g. P.
V II. 2.86; (2 ) absence of statement,
e. g. ?s# R
P. III. 4.67 Vart. i;c f. the Pari.
srfsffeaisT?: I Par. Sek.
Par!. 113.
not a close relation; distance;
cf. i i f ^ ?rra^fR|5t-
M.Bh. on V IIL 3.13.
that samhita text which
has an order of words in it, which
is different from what obtains in
the Pada-patha, and which appears
appropriate according to the sense
intended in the passage. There are
three places of such combinations
of words which are not according
to the succession of words in the
Pada-patha, quoted in the. R. Pr.
R%r Rk. Sarhh.
V. 2.7, t o Rk. Samh.
X. 64.3; fRT rifcr Rk. Samh.
IX . 86.42. cf. oar 3T3rg