Advanced Prakrit Grammar Part 1

SR No.: 006533
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kamalchand Sogani, Shakuntala Jain
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 294
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Grammar
File Size: 7 MB

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AmoSsya 3/5 AmoSsya [(Amaḥ)+(Asya)] Amaḥ (Am) 6/1 Asya (A) 6/1 The 'a'of'am' is dropped. The ‘a' of 'am' is dropped (lopa) and 'm' remains.
Monusváraḥ 1/23 [(Maḥ)+(Anusvārah)] Maḥ (M) 6/1 Anusvāraḥ (Anusvára) 1/1 There occurs ( - ) in place of 'm'. After a-ending Masculine words, there occurs ( - ) in place of the remaining 'm' after dropping the 'a' of 'am' (suffix of Accusative Singular). (1) (i) Noun : Deva (Mas.): (Deva+ am) = (Deva+ m) =
(Deva+ - ) - Devam (Accusative Singular) (ii) Pronoun: Savvaṁ, Tam, Jam, Kam, Etam, Eam,
Imam, Annaṁ (Accusative Singular) (iii) Numeral : Ekkar, Ikkam (Accusative Singular)
5. Ța-Amorņaḥ 3/6
ȚĂ-Amorņaḥ [(Amoh)+(Naḥ)] [(Tā)-(Am) 6/2) Naḥ (Na) 1/1 There occurs ‘pa' in place of ta'and 'am'. After a-ending Masculine words, there occurs ‘ņa' in place of *ță' (suffix of Instrumental Singular) and 'am' (suffix of Genitive Plural). (1) Deva (Mas.): (Deva+ tā) = (Deva+ na)
(Deva+ām) = (Deva+ ņa)
By applying Sutra 3/14, there occur: (1) (i) Noun: Deveņa
(Instrumental Singular) (ii) Pronoun: Savveņa, Teņa, Jeņa, Keņa, Eeņa,
Eteņa, Imeņa, Anneņa (Instrumental Singular)
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