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That is why Prof. R.Y. Dhasrwadkar observes that the Vaddarādhane, at times sounds like Prakrit. Kannada Bhasasastra, Dharwad 1962 p. 296. Pots and Utensils from Jaina Literature, by Dr. S.B. Deo, Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute, Vol. XIV, pp. 33,-42. (i) Sukhabodhā Tikā on the Uttaradhyayana Sūtra, p.241a. (ii) Harişena simply mentions: Kacchusvāsajvarādayah (St. No. 129, v.45). Op.cit., p.241b. gudda and such other words in the Kannada Jaina literature were once a puzzle to scholars. Vide Nisidhi and Gudda, by J.F.Fleet, Indian Antiquary, Vol.XXII, pp.99-104. It is Nemidatta who mentions this (St.No.66, v.33). Harisena gives Bhrātrkotpatti (St.No.136, v. 28). (i) Hence a scientific clalssification of the Kannada tadbhavas was proposed by R. Narasimhachar long back. History of Kannada Language, Mysore University 1934, pp.116-121. (ii) These points have been discussed by me with more illustrations in my paper, Some obsservations on Cāvundarāya
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