dictionary of sanskrit grammar

few? 363 fogpas
attributed to Vamana who may be |
the same as one of the joint writers
of the Kasikavrtti. In that case the
date of the work is the 7th century
A. D .; cf. the popular verse
'nPtftaqfi: 1 %iRrf
t w It quoted in Vol.
V II. p. 388 Vyakarana Mahabhasya
D. E. Society’s edition.
f ^ T separation of vowels that are in
coalescence; showing separately
the two vowels that are combined
together in the Samhita Text. The
term is contrasted with 5fw which
is the same as in the terminology
of Panini.-
name of a grammarian
who wrote a commentary flfsrfen-
sqnfcr on the Prakriya-kaumudi.
a well-known grammarian
of the nineteenth century who
wrote several commentary works
of which the commentaries on the
two Sekharas of Nagesa are well-
known to scholars.
a grammarian of the sixteenth
century who has written a small
grammar treatise called
a grammarian who has
written a gloss on the Siddhanta-
kaumudi.
f%WT5F,n W or ftsp ft(i) a critical
commentary on Nagesa’s Laghu-
sabdendusekhara written by Rag-
havendracarya Gajendragadkar of
Satara, who lived in the first half of
the nineteenth century and who
has also written a gloss named
f^qkPIT on the Paribhasend uiekhara;
( 2 ) name of a commentaiy on
NageSa’s Paribhasendulekhara by
Cidrupasraya; (3 ) name of a
commentaiy on Siradeva s Paribhasavrtti.
(4 ) name of a mocm-
entary on Sabdakaustubha by
Nagesa.
fe F R F W incorrect nasalization, mentioned
as a fault of pronunciation;
cf. hssjt flwinm i ^ 1 R. Pr. X IV . 4.
fW T domain ; province ; cf.
CRT Par.
Sek. Pari. 63.
HWRcTT’ being a subject of discussion
o f ; coming under the domain of,
applicability; the meaning of fttpi-
$H*ft which is similar to
relation between the
object and the subject. cf.
iwifiraftura: Kaiyata on
P. VI. 4.104. Vart. 2.
locative case denoting the
domain or province of a particular
suffix or a substitute or the like,
which could be actually applied
later o n ; this is contrasted
with when the thing mentioned
in the locative case is
required to be present in fro n t;
cf. sraft TRW fWTCItPft
M.Bh. on P. II. 4.35; cf. also JfR-
ffir KaS. on P. II.
4.35; cf. also M.Bh. on P. III.
1.26 and IV. 1.90.
fWIT^ meant for showing the province
or domain of the application
of a particular rule; cf. ( in
gjpftem;) M.Bh. on
P. III. 1.92 Vart. 6.
Qisyjqfqgft or m0re properly
a grammarian belonging to the
famous Se§a family of grammarians,
who has written a small treatise on
Paribha§as or maxims of interpretation
which he has named
fespTf a scholar of
grammar of the latter half of the
nineteenth century, who has written