Studies on Panini's grammar - DWC
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The <strong>grammar</strong> of the indeclinables 43<br />
§§ 57-60. Morphological and ph<strong>on</strong>ological c<strong>on</strong>sequences of the ku~gati~<br />
passage.<br />
§ 57. Mor p hol 0 9 i cal c<strong>on</strong> s e q u e n c e 0 f SP. 2, 2, s ü. 18<br />
a n d 22. See SP. 7, 1,37.<br />
SP. 7, 1,37, 'samäse 'nanpurve ktvo lyap', where the Käsikä comments:<br />
samäse 'nan~purve ktvä ity etasya lyab ity ayam äddo bhavati.<br />
Examples of the Käsikä: compounds with a gati according to 2, 2. 18:<br />
pra~krtya, pra~hrtya (SP. 1,4.60); with an upapada according to SP. 2,<br />
2. 22 in c<strong>on</strong>nexi<strong>on</strong> with 3, 4. 59-64 (§ 35, Cc 5. and § 49 no. 6):<br />
pärSvata~~kftya. 3, 4. 61; nänä~krtya and dvidha~krtya. 3, 4, 62.<br />
Por the indeclinable of negati<strong>on</strong>and disapproval nan (with the forms a~.<br />
na and an. SP. 6, 3, 73-77) see the commentators.<br />
§ 58. P h 0 nol 0 9 i c a I c<strong>on</strong> s e q u e n c e 0 f t h e ku~gati~<br />
pas s a ge: t h e prakrti ~ a c c ent u a t i<strong>on</strong> 0 f t hef i r s t m e m~<br />
b e r 0 f a c 0 m p 0 u n d, S ü. 6, 2. 49-53.<br />
Sa. 6. 2. 49. gatir anantara~ 1) [udätta~ 6, 1. 159; tatpur~e 6, 2, 2.<br />
cf. § 33. ~kte, 6, 2. 45; karmaTJi 2) 6, 2. 48. - and with regard to a bisyllabic<br />
gati. 6, 2. 1 prakrtyä purvapadam, the adhikära of the secti<strong>on</strong> to which the<br />
sütra bel<strong>on</strong>gs]. 'A gati. but <strong>on</strong>ly the last before the krt, is normally<br />
accentuated in a tatpuru~a when a kta~participle expressing the gram~<br />
matical object (= which has passive meaning) functi<strong>on</strong>s as sec<strong>on</strong>d<br />
member'.<br />
Although the Käsikä <strong>on</strong>ly menti<strong>on</strong>s examples with the prädaya~: prákrta<br />
práhrta. abhyuddhrta, the rule is generaJ. e.g. álamkrta 3) (1. 4. 64).<br />
The Käsikä adds the note thäthädi~svaräpavädo yoga~. 'the ru Ie is an<br />
excepti<strong>on</strong> to sü. 6. 2. 144'; i.e. the two rules cross each other. an active<br />
participle in ~ta with prefix is according to 6, 2, 1 H oxyt<strong>on</strong><strong>on</strong>; example:<br />
duräd~ägatá~.<br />
Por the interpretati<strong>on</strong> of sütras 50-53 see Böhtlingk. The examples<br />
borrowed from the Käsikä for su. 50 are again too limited in character. cf.<br />
av~~kartum (SP. 1. 4. 61; GP. 31 no. 37). In sü. 6. 2, 52 ancatau is the<br />
locative of the fini te verb ancati representing the root anc. which is used<br />
as a krt according to SP. 3. 2, 59; § 35. Ca 2a.<br />
§ 59. P h 0 nol 0 9 i c a I c<strong>on</strong> s e q u e n c e 0 f t h e ku~gati~<br />
pas s a ge: th e prakrti ~ ace ent u a t i<strong>on</strong> 0 f th e sec 0 n d<br />
mem b e r 0 f a co m p 0 u n d. Sü. 6. 2. 139.<br />
Sü. 6. 2, 139, gati~karakopapadät krt [prakrtyä, 6. 2. 137; udätta~,<br />
1 ) One would expect anantarä.<br />
2) Cf. § 23.<br />
a) Wackemagel II p. 226, § 93b a.<br />
4) Wackemagel does not menti<strong>on</strong> this case, 11 p. 226, § 93 a.