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ending % of a verb, which produces
the sense.
relation of non-difference as
stated by the Vaiyakaranas
between an adjective and the sub«
stantive qualified by it. e. g.
is explained as
interior;. contained in, held
i n ; cf. 8t«p?rc«r m m : i
I f : M. Bh. on
I. 1.56.
a m s R ( BH ASKARASH ASTRI Abh-
- yankar 1785-1870 A. D .) an eminent
scholar of Sanskrit Grammar
who prepared a number of Sanskrit
scholars in Grammar at Satara. He
has also written a gloss on the
Paribhassndusekhara and another
one on the Laghu-Sabdendusekhara.
( VASU D EVA SH ASTRI Abhyankar
1863-1942 A. D .) a stalwart
Sanskrit Pandita, who, besides writing
several learned commentaries
on books in several Sanskrit Sastras,
has written, a commentary
. named ‘ TattvadaTSa ’ on the Pari-
bhasendusekhara and another named
' Gudharthaprakasa ’ on the
Laghusabdendusekhara.
( KASHINATH VASUDEVA Abhyankar,
1890-1976) a scholar of
Sanskrit Grammar who has written
and
and compiled the
and the present Dictionary of
Sanskrit Grammar.
stwp3(, substitute for dat. and abl. pi.
affix vijg. after the words and
cf. P. VII. 1.30.
is also noticed as a different reading,
cf.' M. Bh. and Kasika on VII.
1. 30.
STWRcf repeated, redoubled word or
wording or part of a word. The
term .ajwRcr is applied to the whole
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doubled expression in Panini’s grammar,
cf. 3$ BTKRcra; P. V I. 1.6; (2 )
the seven roots w it h p la c e d at the
head viz. 3i^, 3ftr, =33^ , rTR,
and which in fact are reduplicated
forms of to., q, ^T, W9 , ^ra.,
sft and
inclination towards an action;
tendency to do an a c t ; cf.
P. V. 4.17
3rrag?sft s#R«[ifrei: (M . Bh. on V.
4.19} is the explanation in the
Mahabhasya, while
( Kas. on V. 4.17 ) is the one given
in Kasika.
STATIST lit, doubling or reduplication;
technically the word refers to the
first portion of the reduplication,
which is called the reduplicative
syllable as opposed to the second
part which is called the reduplicated
syllable; cf. 'jyfagra: P . V I. 1.4.
(2 ) Repetition, the second part
which is repeated; cf. ( R. T.
165 ) explained as I
qzwarfe' I i; ( 3) repeated
action ; cf. srsqrg: 5?!: s«i: 'OT’TTffe
Kas. on P . I. 3. 1.
«rwni?r omission of any sound; a fault
of utterance.
lit. accumulation or addition
of sense brought about by the
addition of adjectives or qualifying
words, cf. Vale. pad. III. 14. 90,
96, 98. cf. 5}4%
W IW W ,I Nirukta I. 2. It also
means mere show of- additional
knowledge cf. q=g -rgltll
1 Sabda Kaustu-
bha on I. 2.45 where refers to
Nyasa.
snj, ( 1 ) a technical brief term in Panini’s
grammar including vowels,
semivowels, the letter ^ and nasals;