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vjrddhi for the preceding vowels the
term is also used for the letters %
T., and when they are mute,* serving
only the purpose of preventing
guna or vrddhi; cf. .
ftvnir I fe m w t M.Bh. on P. 1. 1.3..
Vart. 10.
name of a complete grammar- j
work written by swifteR for facility?
of study. This grammar appears to
have been written before the time
of %?]? or as can be seen from
the popular stanza qif^TTq^rt:
i ^ fWRrftm:
( 1 ) a numeral such as {5 etc.
In Panini’s Astadhyayi, although
the term is defined as applicable to
the word ^sf, and words ending.
with the tad. affixes and gfft, .
such as SITO, 3# and the like, still
the term is applied to all numerals
to which it is seen; applied by the
people ; cf. M. Bh. on P. I. 1.23 also.
Pari. £ek. Pari. 9 ; ( 2 ) numerical
order; cf. V. Pr. I. 49.
SnPncTIl^iT application respectively of
terms stated in the and
portions in their numerical order
when the stated terms are equal in
number; cf.. P.
I. 3.10; cf. also sTOTtt:
I w rg , ?r snatRt M. Bh.
Ahnika 2.
( sr3? ) ( I ) a word denoting a
number given to a collection of
objects such as Tag, etc.
which is used in connexion with
groups of objects, cp. Vak. pad.
III. 11. 19. (2 ) enumeratioB;
statement; cf. =enff%
I M.Bh. on
Sivasutra 1 Vart. 10.
with a numeral word placed
first or at the beginning; a term
used for defining the Dvigu compound
; cf. fig: P. II. 1.52.
name given to the eleventh
section of the third Kanda of Vak-
yapadiya. It deals with number.
Sre’W lit. those that are to be counted
; objects-of enumeration; cf.
sjptfT P. V. 4.73;
ll It- is an epitome cf. of also amr eioqr j^rr m t o t o t 1
Astadhyayi. It is likely that Pra-
M.Bh. on P. II.
kriya-KaUmudi and Siddhanta- 2.24 Vart. 9.
Kaumudi were modelled on Samksiptasara.
There is a commentary . ^T3Ta4 a word unit where the senses
on it by Jumarnandin.
of two words are mixed together
completely as in a compound word
such as ^ 3 ^ : e tc .; cf.
M.Bh. on P. II. 1.1. Vart. 4.
HTOT combination of things coming
one after another; cf.
where the term is used with
respect to a combination of grave
syllables; cf. also sqswgrpT
ftsira., R. Pr. X V III. 19.
included ; the word is often
used in the Mahabhasya in connection
with instances which are
covered by a rule, if interpreted
in a- specific w a y ; cf. 3?*r i%m%s-
eOOT M.Bh. on P.
I. 1.57; cf. also HTtm