dictionary of sanskrit grammar

gs^BgTRifSi
R. Pr. I. ir . cf. also W4 5{*n%rea-
HWRKlfa T. Pr. I. 2. Some writers
of Pratisakhyas held =K as an(i
n o t-a sg ftM ^ ; cf. 3 ^ 5 ira^-^RI-
^l*u swmi ^ s s a -
5[Rt^rr W i si f f licr ^Rremlfa-1 gloss
on T. Pr. I. 2.
words which have got the
same individual object ( ^sq ) referred
to by means of their own
sense, and which are put in the same
case; co-ordinate words ; cf.
suraiftw i: Jf.fcrra: P. I. 2.42; cf.
3TfSr3OTw: 1 arrR im w
?wlTnf*%: I Kas. on P, I. 2.42.
having got. the same wording
to operate on ; the word is used in
Connection with operation which
occur in the same word or wording
as contrasted with smm ■ cf. b tot-
W3. S. IC. on P. VI.
4.22 ; cf. also s^iFf
Kas. on P. VI. 4.22.
restoration of the resultant to
the original, as for instance, restoration
of the padapatha and the
kramapatha to the Samhitapatha;
cf.'sfifeRiiT smqfg: A. Pr. III. I. 7.
traditional enumeration or list
of words or leiters; cf.
etc. ; cf. 3?srrat
^a*ngpi V. Pr. V III. 1.
m jpfamrFqiq: T. Pr. I. i ; cf. also
v!RF^W: SHINTO: B s^iqTgsq: Nir. I.
1. t o o t 1 Com. on T.
Pr. I. 1.
notion.
superimposed; secondary
tOTlWWT placing together at one place,
simultaneous application, generally
with a view that the two or more
things so placed, should always go
together although in a few instances
4 1 6
they may not go together ; cf.
1 1 f t
m i toRt 3 =3 %i% 1 =Rfsw %f% n ^
g TO