dictionary of sanskrit grammar

a treatise on the
theory of sri'^w written by an&sjk-
theory of verbal import or
cognition; the theories to be
noted in this respect are those of
the Grammarians, the Naiyayikas
and the MImamsakas, according to
whom verb-activity, agent, and
injunction stand respectively as the
principal factors in a sentence.
^TFT5? Vikarana affix ( 3fra) substituted
for the Vikarana m in Vedic
Literature; e.g. Jj'fll?? TSHfzff cf.
Kas. on P. H I 1.84.
a class of words headed by
the word which take the femi­
nine affix | (®X) makin& ttie
initial vowel of the word ( to which
f of the feminine is added) an
acute-accented one ; e.g. ;
cf. p - IV - T-73«
tad. affix 3ns applied to the
prefix ft in the sense of the base
itself ( ) . See
name of the great grammarian
Panini given to him on account
of his being an inhabitant of ^r®T§*
tin old name of the modern Lahore
i;r a name of a place near Lahore ;
cf. P. IV. 3.14.
eternal or permanent, as contrasted
with =Rtif i.e. produced; cf.
Siradeva Pari. 36 ; cf. also ^ qotfsj.
=rrafere^ R. Pr. X III. 4.
SIFST scientific treatment of a subject;
a system of thoughts giving a scientific
treatment of any subject. The
word is applied to the rules of
Panini and sometimes to an individual
rule; cf. ^ rraw or srqri^w or
frequently used by the
390
commentators; cf. ^
Nagesa’s Par. Sek. on Pari.
1 ; cf. fe^R5!W*i; R- Pr.
II. 2.
the originator or the founder
of a Sastra or system of particular
thoughts. The word was used by
ancient grammarians for Panini,
the founder of the great system of
grammar, or of grammar in general;
cf. szRqqfriWr ^ Ri«ifir
M. Bh. P. III. 1.85.
brought about by a ru le;
brought about by the science of
grammar; cf. gnnfjat qtnai Nir. I, 2j
cf. also ^wqicTfcWH'rra ^n^isr-
M. Bh. on P. V II. 3.54,
V III. 2.38.
harm or injustice to a science;
i.e. non-application of a rule
although it could apply, there being
no prohibition for i t ; cf. I
511% M. Bh. on P.
VI. i .i Vart. 12.
?traiici%r supposition of the original
in the place of the substitute
merely for the sake of the application
of a grammatical rule as
contrasted with the actual
restoration of the original form ; cf.
ra siwrfrfen 1 q;% 35%-
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