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Contribution of Jainas to Sanskrit and Prakrit Literature
1. dfas 21105241—Arther Anthony Mac Donell. p. 251 and Thef #-#7-379-37.17-anh-3217
378-378-2 -739-9- 9-na nas. Taa: 3.4.9, Astādhyāyī 3-4-13. 2. Ibid. pp. 438-445. 3. A Comparative Grammar of the Prakrit Language. Para. 578. 4. j a Tanya farafa fateri cereri 5.61 (Moggattana Vyäkaraņa) u heteroficut by
Bhikshu Jagadish Kashyap referring to this sütra has mainly based upon Moggattāna Vyakarana being the most comprehensive because of the author's own commentary on
it. P. 152. 5. TEIA 37&forme o ato # pp. 47-48. 6. A Comparative Grammar of Pkt. Languages, para 579. 7. 734573, Samdhi 23 Ghatta-5.1. 8. af 110, p. 248. 9. A Comparative Grammar of Pkt. Languages, para 583. 10. Astādhyāyī 7.1.48—5aafisa 7. This sūtra has been explained by Śrīša Candra Vasu
as follows-In the Chandas the absolutive seat is irregularly used for seal To the root Vयज् is added क्त्वा and final आ is replaced by -ईनम्. As इष्टवीनम् देवान् for इष्ट्वा can !! the a in the sūtra indicates that there are other forms like this as att for uta.
Reference Books : 1. Vedic Grammar-A. A. Macdonell, Hindi Tr. Dr. Satya Vrat Shastri, Motilal
Banarasidass, Delhi 1994. 2. Y E11001-Bhikshu Jagadish Kashyap, Motilal Banarasidass, Delhi 1993. 3. A Comparative Grammar of Prakrit Languages by R. Pischel, English Tr. by
Dr. Subhadra Jha. Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi, 1981. 4 yet 3 for at # - by Dr. K. R. Chandra. Prakrit Jain Vidva Vikas Fun
Ahmedabad-15, 1991. 5. 9342f3—Kavi Svayambhu. Ed. Dr. H. C. Bhayani. 6. Siddhanta Kaumudi Vol. II Śrisa Candra Vasu, Ed. II 1982, Motilal
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