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(i) (Raja + no) = (Rãi + no) - Raino (Nominative Plural) (ii) (Rāja + ņo) - (Răi + ņo) - Raiņo (Accusative Plural) (iii) (Rāja + ņo) = (Rài + ņo) Raiņo (Ablative Singular) (iv) (Rāja + ņo) - (Rāi + ņo) - Raiņo (Genitive Singular)
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ļoņa 3/51 ļoņā [(sah) +(Nā)] Țaḥ (Tā) 6/1 Ņa (Nā) 1/1 There occurs nå in place of ța”. Alternatively, on having 'ță' after Rāja, there occurs ‘ņā'in place of 'ță' (suffix of Instrumental Singular). Rāja: (Rāja + tā) = (Rāja + ņā)
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By applying Sūtra 3/52, there occurs ‘i' alternatively in place of 'ja'. (1) (Rāja + ņā) - (Rāi + nā) Räiņā (Instrumental Singular)
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Irjasya Ņo-Ņā- Nau 3/52 Irjasya Ņo-Na-Nau [(Iḥ) +(Jasya)] Iḥ (1) 1/1 Jasya (Ja) 6/1 [(No) - (Ņā) - (Ni) 7/1] On having 'no', 'ņa’and 'ni'after Raja, there occurs 'i' in place of 'ja! Alternatively, on having 'no', ņā and ñi (suffix of Locative Singular) after Rāja, there occurs 'i' in place of 'ja'. Suffix ņo and ņå are explained in Sutra 3/50 and 3/51 respectively. Rāja - (Rāja + ni) - (Rái+ ni) --------------------- By applying Sūtra 3/11 and 3/128 the e is negated. Thus, ni becomes mmi. (1) (Rāi+ ñi) = (Räi+ mmi) - Räimmi (Locative Singular)
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