dictionary of sanskrit grammar

^llPWfiE a class of words headed by the
word gifei to which the taddhita
affix 3TR& ( f e O is added in the
sense of an * offspring ’ when along
with the tad. affix snqftr, the augment
fi ( ) is added to the base
( or the lik e ) ; e.g. qtftw w ft:
cf. K ai. on P. IV. T.158.
gPRT a sentence giving an idea in a
single unit of expression consisting
of the verb with its karakas or
instruments and adverbs; cf. amsW
t o ps w o s M v n snro#
1 3%: isir 1 ttiiw i 1
V^fcr 1 M. Bh. on P . II. 1.1.
Vart. 10. Regarding the different
theoretical ways of the interpretation
of a sentence, see the word
For details, see II.
2 where the different definitions of
sjra are given and the
Is established as the sense ot a
sentence.
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name given to the second
chapter of Bhartrhari’s Vakyapa-
diya in which problems regarding
the interpretation of a sentence are
folly discussed.
a term used for a writer who
composes a work in pithy, brief
assertions in the manner of Sutras,
such as the Varttikas. The term is
found- used in Bhartrhari’s Maha-
bhasyadlpika where by contrast
with the term Bhasyakara it possibly
refers to the Varttikakara
K atyayana; cf. tp?T JfiSTOT
«T Bnartrhari Mahabha§yadlpika.
cf. also Nageia’s statement
'illaWK'HS ; cf. also
Madhavlya Dhatuvrtti*
name of a work on the denotation
of words in verse-form with a
commentary of his own written by a
grammarian named »jffRra. The
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