Samdesarasaka of Abdala Rahamana

SR No.: 001433
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Abdul Rahman
Publisher: Prakrit Granth Parishad
Publication Year: 1999
Total Pages: 124
Language: English, Gujarati, Prakrit, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_English & Literature
File Size: 6 MB

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4. महि is a locative postposition : मणमहि means in the mind'. .. is loc. sing. from मह.
ADVERBS Adverbs appear in the SR. in any one of the three forms: with the 3 of the nom./acc; with the s of the instr./loc. or altogether without any affix. We have चिरु, थिरु, धीरु, घणु, णिमिसिद्ध तुरिउ, पुनरुत्तु, सव्व-वार, णिमिसु, खरु etc.; णिरवक्खि , निभंति, अणियत्ति, इत्थंतरि etc. Note खणु 19d, and खणि b; खणद्ध 67a and खणद्धि 223d; निरंतुरु 148c and निरंतरिण 64d; cf. also पुणु 96c etc. (5 times), परि 79d and 189d. Following is the list of other indeclinables arranged in semantically allied groups : अइ, लइ (thrice); अन्न-इ, अरु, अह, य (6 times); अहव (अहवा), व (=वा at 41d and in कत्थ व etc.?); इअ and व (29a, 123c), किरि, जणु (thrice), णज्जइ (twice), णं (8 times; at 132a-इव), णाई, धुय (= ध्रुवम्); इत्थ, कत्थ (कत्थ व, कत्थ वि), तत्थ (तत्थ व, तत्थ वि); इवं and एवं and एवं, किवं, and केवं (Pk. 116), जिवं and जेवं, तिवं and तेवं; कइय, जइय, तइय;कह (equivalent to कथम्, कुत्र, कुतः (41c)) (कह व, कह वि; कहकह व, कहकह वि), तह (तह व, तह वि); कहि, तहिं; कि (कि-वि, कि-हु) and किं (किं-पि) and काँइ, जं, तं; च्चिय, जि (twice), उ (5 times); जइ (जइ वि) and अह (101b), तउ and तो; जावं, तावं and ताव and ता; ण, णहु (26 times; णहु वि), णेय (4 times), म; णिरु; दर; परि; पुणु; पुरउ; हिव (twice).
COMPOUNDS Firstly, there are several cases of 'permissible' loosencess sanctioned by the Sk. scholiasts with the words “सापेक्षत्वेऽपि गमकत्वात् समासः". Accordingly, we have णिय-कवित्तह विज्ज-माहप्प-पंडित्त-पवित्थरणु 19a for णिय-कवित्त-विज्ज etc.; अनह तरुणिकरंगुलिणह 51c for अन्नतरुणिकरंगुलिणहारयणनिबद्धउ मेहल-रुणझुणउ 52d for रयणनिबद्धय-मेहल-रुणझुणउ; पियह संजणिय-सुह 122c for पिय-संजणिय-सुह; केवयकलीहि रसगंधलुद्ध 205d for केवयकली-रसगंध-लुद्ध.
Secondly, within a compound the order of various members has no regard to mutual grammatical or logical relations. We can almost say that any member can precede or suceeed any other mem