dictionary of sanskrit grammar

class of letters beginning with ^
i.e. the consonants 1 , 9 and g.
name of a work on grammar
by which is mentioned
by A1 Beruni.
( i ) case affix ( aig;) of the accusative
plural; cf. P- IV .
1.2 ; (2 ) tad. affix appliedto words
meaning much or little as also to
a numeral; e.g. qfsft 3/5Tlf%,
ftsn, ftg:, TCSf: etc.; cf.
P. V. 4.42, 43.
name of a gloss on Konda-
bhatta’s V aiyakaranabhfisanasara
by Samkaralastri Marulkar; (2 )
name of a commentary on the Pari-
bhasenduSekhara of NageSa written
by Sankarabhatt a ; ( 3) The Vva-
karana-vidya or instructions in
Grammar given by God Siva to
Panini on which the Siksa of Panini
has been based.
sjil'fci a tad. affix added optionally
with qnfer to the words ?§ and
others in the sense of a field producing
the thing ; e.g. cf.
P; V. 2.29.
51TOZPR ( 1 ) name of an ancient reputed
scholar of Grammar and
Pratisakhyas who is quoted by
Panini. He is despisingly referred
to by Patanjali as a traitor grammarian
sympathizing with the
Nairuktas or etymologists in holding
the view that all substantives are
derivable and can be derived from
roots; cf. cpsr 311^ *
Nir. 1. 12 ; cf. also ^ra
% mgsjrni; ^
M. Bh. (A P. 111. 3.1. Sakatayana
is believed to have been the author
of the Unadisutrapatha as also of
the Rk Tantra PratiSikhya of the
Samaveda; ( 2 ) name of a Jain
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grammarian named
who lived in the ninth century
during the reign of the Rastrakuta
king Amoghavarsa and wrote the
SabdanuSasana which is much
similar to the Sutrapatha of Panini
and introduced a new system of
Grammar. It has an auto-commentary
called Amoghavrtti. He freely'
■ takes help from Panini, Katantra,
Jainendra and Candra. His work
named the Sabdanuiasana consists
of four chapters which are arranged
in the form of topics, which are
named fgfig. The grammar work is
called StlssUjPRfif. ‘
a commentary on
Sakatayana’s SabdanuSasana.
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