Studies on Panini's grammar - DWC

52 <strong>Studies</strong> on Päl).ini's Grammar
DiViS.1 adhy. subj. S u m mar y 0 f t h e A ~ t ä d h y ä Y i.
pä.lllpä.2
1 pä.:
1. 1-19 ph.
2. 1-40
1. 20-43 an.
2.42-46
1. 44- fin. tg.
2.47-73 dc.
pä.3 cj.
pä.:
4. 3-20 dc.
dr.
4.21-55 dc.
4.56-98 id.
4. 99-108 dc.
cj.
The pädas land 2 of adhy. 1 are in the
beg inning parallel and gradually diverge.
The mutation of roots and stems; the anu~
i>andhas bearing on mutation. cf. §§ 77 sq.
General analysis; the parts of speech and
their characteristics (conjugation. declen~
sion. indeclinability; composition).
Technical~grammatical development (ägama,
ädda, lopa).
Motion and declen!Oion. The plu ral formation
as a kind of lopa (su. M . eka - se~alJ.· ).
The kärakas and bháva expressed by the
finite verb; the abhipräya of the voices.
The fundamental terms of f1exional (esp.
declinational) and derivational morpho~
logy; pada-bha-section;
the numerical and käraka-relations of the
noun.
enumeration of the relational indeclinables.
the term vibhakti (declinational and conjugatiûnal
derivation) .
lAb
2pä.:
1 and 2
pä.:
3
pä.:
4. 1-31
4.35-57
4.58-85
cp.
dc.
cp.
cj.
The theory of composition; indeclinability
and declinability; relations between the
members.
The noun-cases as expressions of käraka-.
upapada-. and vise~ar:ta-relations .
Number and gender of compounds.
Heteroclitic systems of conjugation (ädesa
of dhátu).
The theory of luk (slu) with reference to
cp.
etc. composition. derivation. tense-formation.
and the derivation of indeclinables.
IB
3-5
The theory of derivation.
IBa
3 dr.
cj.
Theory of deverbative derivation; derivation
of secundary roots. formation of tensestems;
derivation from roots: declinable
krts, tiTis and indeclinable krts. conjugational
vibhaktis.