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'"'tr(sucasucauV. suce98] DERIVATIVE STEMS IN I AND U 81m. f. n. m.n.D. ^ucay-e siicay-e^ siicaye madhav-e'^ madhav-e madhav-e "f,madhu-n-eb. suce-s^ siice-s [suce-s] raadho-s madho-s madho-s "Imadhu-n-asG. i5uce-s suce-s° suce-smadho-s f madho-s ^^1 ra.adhu-n-assucasucausiicasucaujmadho-s^Imadhv-asmadhav-i ^j1 madhausuce [suci] madhomadhaumadhomadhav-i '^[\ madhau[madhu-n-imadhu[.A.V. suci^ Slid suciD.Ab. suci-bhyamr.L.siiey-osDual.madhu ^ madhu madhv-i "madhv-os madhv-os madhu-n-os''^ari m.f. deroitt and fivi m. sheep have ary-Ss and ^vy-as.2The form in au is more than twice as common as that in a inm. and f.^The derivative 1, u and i stems are the only ones that do not takea or an in the dual.* uti with aid is often used as a D. The RV. has seven datives in ai,i-n-ae.g. bhrty-di /or sustenance, following the analogy of the i declension.®The RV. has six forms according to the i declension, e. g. yuvaty-as.•^The form vidi on the altar, occurring twice, is the only L. from ani stem with the normal endingi (= vedi-i).'This type occurs from over sixty stems, the normal formation(m^dhv-e) from only three stems in the RV.^The normally formed type m^dhv-as is followed by six stems, theprevailing type madho-s by over seventy in the RV.'Seven stems follow this type, while nineteen follow madhau inthe RV.'"Prom one stem also madhv-e.'^Once also mddhv-as.^^Also madhv-as, vdsv-as.^^'*Only in the form sanav-i.Tlie only example in RV. is urv-i the two earths. The VS. hasjanu-n-i two knees.'^The only example is janu-n-os (AV.).1819 Q