dictionary of sanskrit grammar

substitute for the last ? before a
vowel generally in the case of
monosyllabic roots ending in f and
the word nT; e.g. frrai
■few % ct:, cf. ®rf%
P. VI. 4. 77-80.
case-ending for inst. sing, in Vedic
Literature; e. g. gftqr, 3:1 m r ; cf.
P. V II. 1.39. and Vart. 1 thereon.
mute indicatory ending of roots,
signifying the application of the
aorist sign a? (3^) optionally; e.g.
sifting, or srflsftg. from the root
( fii% in Dhatupatha), cf. also
3rf%^a;, from fs^ ( ); cf.
. P. III. 1.57.
tad. affix (.^r) in the sense of
possession applied in Vedic Literature;
to making the word
e.g. ; cf. P. V. 2. 109 Vart. 3.
tad. affix (n ;) in the sense of
possession applied in Vedic Literature
to making the word
e.g. cf. P. J|m: V. a. 109 Vart. 3.
a root ending with mute indica-
tary ending See
I ? (&% ) substitute for the perfect
3rd pers. pi. Atm. affix ?r; e.g.
etc.; cf. P. III. 4.81.
^ tad. affix applied to the words
*RRI, q»l?r (and others in the
four senses prescribed in P. IV.
2.67-70; e.g. sRi^re:. 3W#ts:,
cf. P. IV. 2.80.
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( 1 ) tad. affix ss •( 1 ^ ) in