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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Eta (Fem.): (Eta → Esă + si) Tá (Fem.): (Tā → Så + si)
By applying Sūtra 3/2, the following occur: (1) (i) Eta (Mas.): (Eta → Esa + si) = (Esa + o) = Eso
(Nominative Singular) (ii) Ta (Mas.): (Ta → Sa + si) = (Sa + o) - So
(Nominative Singular) By applying Sūtra 4/448, the following occur: (1) (i) Etă (Fem.): (Etă →Esā+si) = Eså
(Nominative Singular) (ii) Tá (Fem.): (Tå→ Să + si) = Så (Nominative Singular)
85. Vädaso Dasya HoSnodám 3/87
Vädaso Dasya HoSnodām [(Vā) +(Adasaḥ) + (Dasya)] [(Haḥ) +(An) + (Ot) + (A) +(M)] Vă - alternatively Adasaḥ (Adas) 5/1 Dasya (Da) 6/1 Haḥ (Ha) 1/1 An = not Ot (Ot) 1/1 A(Ă) 1/1 M(M) 1/1 Alternatively, after adas → ada, there occurs ha in place of da. (In aha Masculine, Feminine and Neuter Nominative Case Singular there does not occuro, a, and m -suffix). On having si (suffix of Nominative Singular) after adas → ada, there occurs ha in place of da (inherent in ada) in Masculine, Feminine and Neuter Nominative Case Singular. The inflected aha is free from o (suffix of Nominative SingularinMasculine), a (suffix of Nominative Singular in Feminine) and — (suffix of Nominative Singular in Neuter). (1) Adas (Mas. , Neu. , Fem.): (Adas →Ada + si) = Aha
(Nominative Singular)
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Advanced Prāksta Grammar