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y a n a ; cf. sqt5fsra?sRR: P.
V III. 3.i8.
( 1 ) a Bhasya work on Panini’s
Sutras imagined as referred to
in Patanjali’s remark 1 3 ^
on P. III. 3.19; III.4.67 (ii) a
work on Sarasvataprakriya by
Raghunatha, pupil of Bhattoji
Dlk§ita.
name of a commentary
work by Harivallabha on Konda-
bhatta’s Vaiyakaranabhusanasara,
name of a
commentary by Mannudeva on
Kondabhatta’s Vaiyakaranabhusanasara.
name of an independent
work on the meaning of words and
their interpretation written by
Nagesa of which the is
a popular short extract by the
author himself. -
name of a commentary on
Bhattoji’s Manorama by his grandson
1 1 Diksita, which is generally
read together with .the Manorama,
by students upto -the end of
the Karaka Chapter after they have
completely read and mastered the
Siddhantakaumudi. The commentary
is called which
differentiates it from the
written by the same author viz.
Hari Diksita.
name of a commentary
on Bhattoji’s Siddhantakaumudi
written by Nagesa Bhatta,
the stalwait Grammarian of the
eighteenth century. The work is
name which differentiates
it from the author’s another
work of which the for-mer
is an abridgment. As the study
of the Laghusabdendusekhara is
very common and as the
Brhat^abdenduSekhara is seldom
studied. it is always the Laghu6a-
bdendusekhara that is understood
by the simple and popular name
Sekhara.
«• i a commentary on
the Laghusabdendusekhara. There
are more than a dozen commentary
works on the popular LagbuSa-
bdendusekhara called by the usual
names or the prominent
among which are irt, and f^spn.
A few of them have special names
e g.-ftsfcmisr, sqfaftT, etc.
an epitome of the Sarasvata
Vyakarana, by
see
name given ±0 the affixes of the
imperfect tense; cf. P.
I l l, 2 .iir , explained by Bhattoji
as in his Siddhanta-
Kaumudl.
55^ tad. affix s applied optionally with
the affix ng1?. to words ending
in six and meaning a detachable or
undetachable part of. an animal, as
also to words mentioned in the
group headed by the word as
also to words qce and sfg showing
affection and strength respectively;
e.g. =^R5:, §)»?©:, e tc .; cf. P.
V. 2.96-98.
552 general personal ending applied to
roots ( 1) to show the present time
for which the personal endings
are substituted for the formation
of verbs and ^ ( =rg ) and
3?h or JTiff ( ) for the formation
of the present participle ; (2 )
to show past time when the indeclinable
*ji is used in the sentence
along with the verbal form or when
the indeclinables qg, 5, g^j, 5j i ^ 0