dictionary of sanskrit grammar

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( I ) prescription, statement; cf.
^ ft ( SR5RS8P - ) ft'TPfR: P. I. 1.62
Vart. 3 ; 'cf. also m P.
VI. 1.85 Vart. 16 ; ( 2 ) instrument
or cause of an activity; cf.
w r r
t Siradeva Pari. 13.
T^iHui mention of a consonant as
intact i.e. without any phonetic
coalescence or the same as
srfirft'TO. The term is used in this
sense in the Pratisakhya works.
( 1 ) a prescriptive ru le; cf. fra
srijfr mfrog
*T§*qf?r ^ M. Bh. on P. I. 4.3 5
cf. also ^j%{5r: 1 sr#-
BI*R S3iR: l M.Bh. on
P. II. i .i ; ( 2) prescription, statement
; injunction ; cf. srf^r I
ftTO \ M. Bh. on P. I. 1.57.
the superior strength of
an inj unctive rule ; the term is very
frequently used by grammarians in
speaking about the relative strength
of rules; cf. the term .
M. Bh. on P. VII. 2.3.
an injunctive . statement or
sentence.
subordinate proposition to a
statement of injunction, cf. Vak.
pad. II. 350. cp. 1# goif*
. w w f|q: 1
(S M .)
( i ) predicate as contrasted with
; cf.
M. Bh. on P. II. i .i Vart.
17 ; ( 2) that which should be prescribed
as contrasted with srf^q ;
cf. U s M.
Bh. on P. I. 2.64 Vart. 9.
the ‘ senses headed by as
given in the rule
s*wun$%5 ^ P. H I. 3.161; cf.
=3 Kat. III. 1.20; cf,
also ft'Rnfeg Candra
V yak.I.3 .12 1.
forming one single statement
or idea with the prescriptive
statement; union with the prescriptive
rule so as to form one rule with
it. The term is used in connection
with or prohibitive assertions
which have to be explained in combination
with the prescriptive sentences
or vidhivakyas; cf. ft%*r3FFIT-
sjmft -
EfFqq: Par. Sek. on Pari. 2, 3. -
fig, tad. affix (f^ft) in the sense of
possession applied to the words
fPTQ;, SIS, HRT, *r*rr, Q^and
words ending in 3^;, as also wherever
it is seen ( sjf £) in Vedic literature
; e.g.
etc.; cf. P. V. 2.102,
114, 121, 122.
cerebralized, turned into a cerebral
letter m. or i,; see the word s?Rr
meaning cerebralization or Murdha-
nyabhava.
a Jain grammarian who has
written a gloss on %fj55fJrfe[. -
a class of words headed by
to which the taddhita affix
( ) is applied without any change
of sense; cf. fq«iq K3 I I
E?prfe