dictionary of sanskrit grammar

capacity which combines %sRsr with
TO, and ( b ) which is
responsible for the actual meaning
of a sentence. For details see
Vakyapadlya III.
the substratum of potentiality
which forms the object pointed out
by means of the potentiality to the
hearer by the word ( i.e. ) which
directly communicates the sense,
in which case it is termed as
contrasted with or when
the sense, which is of the type of
is conveyed rather indirectly.
This nice division into ^r^grr and
was introduced clearly by
cf. Vakyapadlya Kanda 2.
tad. affix applied optionally
with the affix ( sins)
to the prefix in the sense of the
base itself ( s $ ) ; e. g. z% i
l ; cf. S. K. on "B; V. 2.28 ;
cf. Kas. on P.'-V. 2.28 vvlfich states
f%gi% 1' afire, fftfo
3=5# 1 ‘
a class of words headed by
the word which have the
taddhita affix A ( s q ) added to
them in the sense of ' domicile ’ or
* native place ’ ; e.g. snfeFq:, grf-
ftsj:, cf. Kas. on P. IV . 3. tj£.
tad. affix ga, as seen in the words
mra;, etc., cf.
P. V. 1.59.
conventional name given to the
fourth pada of the fifth adhyaya
of Panini’s Astadhyayi which begins
with the sutra qR^RT^
P. v. 4 I.
tad. affix applied to the word
ft to form the word H^IKT; cf. P. V.
I- 59-
WPJ krt affix 3^ in the sense of ‘ the
agent of the present time', appli­
382 m ■V.
ed to any root which takes the
Parasmaipada personal affixes;
cf.