Sandesha Rasaka

SR No.: 002918
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Abdul Rahman, Jinvijay, H C Bhayani
Publisher: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
Publication Year: 1945
Total Pages: 282
Language: Sanskrit, English
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Literature
File Size: 17 MB

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SALİDESARĀSAKA
Geri.
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oft
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Loc.
Voc Plur. Nom. Acc.
Instr. Alle Loc.
इहि Remarks. Nom. sing. If ze 1586 is erg, then the normalization has affected the nom. (acc. also. Instr. in Eur : offroyon 1850, forte 480, 187d. For instr. and loc. sing. in , the result of the influence of af-declension, see § 45 (b). Is for 2036 an endinglegs instrumental? The only gen. sing. form is freetime 890. Loc. plur. PTER 1446. $ 56. Feminine 5-stems. Sing. Nom. Acc.
Instr. °53 (°57, "I), FE/FE, T? Gen. Loc. OR, 54 ($)
Voc.
Plur. Nom. Acc. , '3 (3)
Instr. ople
Gen. Loc. ORE Remarks. For forms in generally, see § 41 (d). In the HP. in such cases the § stands, with negligible exceptions, after a heavy syllable. This restriction does not apply to the language of our text. — Instr. sing. in 5 : fofas and waters (so to be read m. c.) 151a, b.; in ogey Bree 440, PHERT-
PART 980, d, faitetty 118a, facsaiata 1350, Asday 147a, sfoafata 147c, 1806 (rhyme-secure), pie 1906; in (see $ 28): gati 18e, fapt (B ofera) 1516, suid 155a, sifo # 1826, fassaat 1900; in opere : 10 forms ocourring at 104a, b, 125a, b, 136c, d, 1246, 159a, 2206, 222b. For the probable endingless instrumentals and homophony of certain feminine forms see $ 54, Remarks. — Gen. sing. OT 500, AR 105d, Parfemalfe 132d, goaftit 196a, OPB 205d. for has its nasalization probably from the plural. Gen. sing. in alt see Ho. III 29; cf. Dhūrtākhyāna (Singhi Jaina Series No. 19), p. 52, note 1)": fal 26c, Edfa 51a, sticla 530, gülae 530, erfa 1186, tasu 176a, Taifata 191b; viat 50c, famaiat 157a. Note that such instr. and gen. forms in °84 are homophonous with the enlarged fem. stems in 59 like fata, istifa etc, and 1 In the light of these forms, a similar explanation for the Owr. fem. gen.
in 837 (TESSITORI, 8 62) seems more probable than those given by TEBSITORI,