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After idam→ima, etat→ eta, ea, kim → ka, yat → ja and tatta there occurs diņā→ iņa in place of Ță. Alternatively, on having 'ta' after a-ending Masculine Pronouns Idam →ima, etat → eta, ea, kim →ka, yat→ja, and tat → ta, there occurs dinā→iņā in place of ță (Suffix of Instrumental Singular).
(1) (i) Ima (Mas.): (Idam → ima+ṭā) = (Ima + iņā) = Imiņā (Instrumental Singular)
(ii) Eta (Mas.): (Etat → Eta, Ea +ta) = (Eta, Ea + ina) = Etiņā, Eiņā (Instrumental Singular)
(iii) Ka (Mas.): (Kim → Ka+ṭā) = (Ka + iņā) = Kiņā (Instrumental Singular)
(iv) Ja (Mas.): (Yat→→ Ja+ṭā) = (Ja + iņā) = Jiņā (Instrumental Singular)
(v) Ta (Mas.): (Tat→→ Ta+ṭā) = (Ta + iņā) = Tiņā (Instrumental Singular)
68. Tado Naḥ Syȧdau Kvacit
Tado Naḥ Syadau Kvacit [(Si) + (Adau)]
Tataḥ (Tat) 6/1 Na (Na) 1/1 [(Si) -(Ādi) 7/1] Kvacit = sometimes
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[(Tadaḥ → Tataḥ) + (Naḥ)]
On having si, etc., there occurs na in place oft at → ta occasionally.
On having si, etc. (Nominative Singular, and all other case suffixes) after a- ending Masculine Pronoun tat →ta, there occurs na in place of tat-ta occasionally. Na takes the same case suffixes as ta.
(1) (i) Ta (Mas.): (Ta+ si) = (Na + si) = So (3/86)
(Nominative Singular)
(ii)Ta (Mas.): (Ta+ jas) = (Na + jas) = Te, Ne (3/58)
(Nominative Plural)
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