dictionary of sanskrit grammar

dragging (from the preceding
rule) to th e % following rule
taking the previous rule or a part
of it as understood in the following
rule or rules in order; the same as
3Tgif%; cf. BTg^uiptam*: Kas. on II.
4. i8s III. 2.26, V II. 1.48; cf. also
the Paribhasa that
which is attracted from a preceding
rule by the particle ^ is not valid
in the rule that follows; Par. Sek.
Pari. 78.
( 1 ) prototype, image, cf.
w w e t: 1*1^ 11
Vak. pad. I.5. ( 2 ) supposition as
the same, false identification
s0^. ) cf. Vak. pad 1. 86
( 1 ) imitation opposed to
natural ( ) cf. Kaiyata on
M.Bh. on sjfgq . ( 2) image, prototype
( 3Tg;fiK ) cf. Vak.pad. I.5.
attracted from a previous rule
as is frequently done in Panini’s
rules. See the word srgEfjfui above.
not actually stated or expressed
in a rule; cf. Kas.
on II. 4.18, III. 2.26, V II. 1,48; also
cf. Nyasa on P. II. z ‘. 9.
right or regular order in a
Vedic recital, called sw. e.g. 3 ^ : ^
srjjpiHflt enumeration ( in the right
order as opposed to sgsfiH); e.g.
si*r ■ ■fircS'jnRa
'M.Bh. on II. 1.58; also on IV.
2.70; verbal forms of the root ^
with sig occur in this sense very
frequently; e.g. asf 3T