Studies on Panini's grammar - DWC
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<str<strong>on</strong>g>Studies</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> Pa~inr s Grammar<br />
Divis.<br />
sütra<br />
Sub j e c tof a d h. 8 p ä. 1.<br />
Bd<br />
.. 1<br />
.. 2<br />
2a<br />
.. 2(3<br />
.. 2"<br />
.. 2d<br />
Ba!<br />
Bd 2E<br />
.. U<br />
Bd 21]<br />
28<br />
29<br />
30-50<br />
51-54<br />
55<br />
1<br />
56 - 58<br />
59-62<br />
63-65<br />
66<br />
Finite verb<br />
Main rule: [padäd = nävasänäd] anudátta<br />
Excepti<strong>on</strong>s: a c c ent e d are<br />
a finite verb af ter a finite verb (Wh. p. 217; D. § 23.1).<br />
a periphrastic future (D. p. 35 note 1).<br />
a finite verb 'combined' (yukta) with certain nipätas;<br />
these are partly c<strong>on</strong>juncti<strong>on</strong>s (Wh. p. 215 1. 13. D.<br />
§ 27). partly modal particles of emoti<strong>on</strong>. Of ten the<br />
meaning is added.<br />
30. yad. yadi etc.; 31-35. naha. satyam. ariga. hi.<br />
36---38. yävad. yathä; when accentedand when enclitic<br />
(cf. § 66).<br />
39-43. tu. pasya. pasyata. aha. aho; purä; na nu.<br />
44-45. kim; for influence of upasarga see § 66.<br />
46. ehi manye.<br />
47-50. af ter jätu. indefinite pr<strong>on</strong>oun (kas cid etc.<br />
heading the sentence-; after äho. utäho heading the<br />
sentence when verb immediately follows; etc. (For a<br />
case of a similar kind with the nipäta atho see D. § 23,3).<br />
a Irt. a lot in a sec<strong>on</strong>d sentence, certain c<strong>on</strong>diti<strong>on</strong>s<br />
being fulfilled; and lot af ter hanta (D. § 26); for<br />
influence of preceding upasarga see § 66.<br />
V 0 cat i v e. In combinati<strong>on</strong>: äm + finite verb +<br />
vocative. in calling from distance vocative accented.<br />
A c c-ent e d mor e 0 ver are:<br />
a fin i t e ver b. f 0 II 0 wed b y yad. hi. tu in<br />
Veda; a finite verb. followed by cana. cito iva (for a case<br />
of a similar kind with the nipäta id see D. § 24). a<br />
particle of blame or [painful] repetiti<strong>on</strong>, the verbal<br />
taddhitas of degree etc .• the same finite verb repeated;<br />
and before ca. vä. ha. aha. eva (D. § 27). For the<br />
influence of a preceding gati see § 66;<br />
a fin i t e ver b. c 0 m bin e d wit h (yukta) ca.<br />
vä. ha ('k~iyäyäm·). and aha ('k~iyäyám' and 'vini~<br />
yoge') - or without ca or ha. but combined with eva<br />
- in the first of two coordinate sentences (D. § 25);<br />
facultative rules bearing <strong>on</strong> the verb of the first of<br />
two coordinate sentences (D. p. 41);<br />
af ter a form or derivative of the [stem of the] relative<br />
pr<strong>on</strong>oun (cf. sü. 30-50).