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hasya on I. 1.57. The name Sva-
bhud instead of Svobhuti is given
by Kaiyata as also in Kasika on
V II. 2.1 r.'
a grammatical work of the
type of a gloss on the Sutras of
Panini written by an ancient grammarian
mentioned in the
Mahabhasya; cf. qrfe-
' acr: ^ner^t ^ M. Bh.
on P. I. r.57. Possibly the grammarian
*jt»|fcr is referred to in the word
in the verse,
W
\ ( 1 ) a sibilant letter of the cerebral
class of consonants possessed of the
properties *iig, ar^ff, and
?Tfflnoi; ( 2 ) mute indicatory letter
attached to nouns as also to
affixes with which nouns are formed,
such as s^ete.
showing the addition of the feminine
affix f ( i ll.) ; cf. P.
IV. T.41; (3 ) changeable to o:
when placed at the beginning of
loots in the Dhatupatha except in
the case of the roots formed from
nouns and the roots fe^ and
( 4) substitute for the last consonant
of the roots ii®, srsi., ^
. ^51., Vira, as also of the roots
ending in § and before a consonant
excepting a nasal and a semivowel,
as also when the consonant
is at the end of the word ; e.g. sgst,
^fST, qpc, BSI? etc. cf. P. V III. 2.36;
(5 ) substitute for a visarjanlya
preceded by a vowel except bj and
followed by a consonant of the
guttural or the labial class which
does not begin a different word, as
also before the words tfRl, W , 3>,
sriki, etc. cf. P. V III. 3.39 ; cf. also
P. V III 3.41, 43, 44, 45 and 48 for
some specified cases; ( 6 ) substi­
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tute for g, when placed near a consonant
of the cerebral class or near
the consonant 1.; e.g.
KM. on P. V III. 4.41.
? ( 1 ) consonant %} the vowel a* being
added for facility of pronunciation
; (2 ) compound-ending ar,
substituted for the final of the word
J j ^ a t the end of a Bahuvrihi compound
when the word is preceded
by ft or ft e.g. fippf:, cf.
ftftwif jjht: P. V. 4.1 j5 (3) a
technical term for cftpsranTH in the
Jainendra Vyakarana.
W5*? the compound-ending (gm flRr) af
added for the final of the words
3f% and standing at the
end of a Bahuvrihi compound
under specific conditions, e.g. ftgi-
sisj:, ( 3K ); cf. P. V.
4.113, 114.
( x ) the six Karakas or instruments
of action, which are differently
connected with the verbal
activity, viz. Ef.g, 3$, sot, 5PT3R,
aqqiafisf and ; fox details see
csk^ above ; cf. cTsi 5 5 ^
s i w n
i
%f?t I Sfngara PrakaSa I V ; (2 ) a;
work of the name ( ) written
by a Jain grammarian MaheSanandin.
known also as * m -
(gogqijugfl a grammar-work on the
six case-relations written by a
scholar of grammar named iftnfoHui.
a work dealing with the
six kinds of instruments of the
verbal activity ( karakas) written
by Trilokanatha.
a short work in
verses on the sis case-relations
written by a grammarian Prabhu-