Kartikeyanupreksha

SR No.: 090248
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kumar Swami
Publisher: Paramshrut Prabhavak Mandal
Total Pages: 589
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Religion
File Size: 19 MB

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INTRODUCTION
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(141 ), khwaige, khina ( 108 ), Khetta ( 66 ), rikkhankha ( 416 ), täkkha ( 433 ), tirikkha ( 491 ); cotta (306), caya ( 401), riccala (280), uncer (204), vezjaucacco, tresīvacca ( 459-60 ); chruha (98), ucokeho ( 172), ciricchu (143), piccharnio (77), macchi ( 175 ), mileocha (182), lacchi ( 5 ), crxcchella (421 ), sēriecha ( 143 ); jānagas ( 465 ), ujjwa (274), kujja ( 222 ), pajjaya ( 257 ), pajjāyu ( 220 ), mujhima ( 164 ), ata from ārtut ( 471 }, attha ( 50 ), kuddithi (823), latha. from trostru ( 446 ), thidi (71 ), samtatha (385), ručna ( 198 ), jana ( 414), dinna ( 366 ), sawayha (302 }; patteya ( 148 ), samtatto ( 100 ), thol ( 129 ), thala ( 123 ), thoux ( 335 ), athing (6), itthi ( 281 ), 10 ( elsewhere rater 206 ), midhana from nirudhana (56); padhome, (107) nippratti ( 4281; mdhanpo ( 21 ), phandana ( 88 ), vanapphadi ( 346 ), bamble ( 234 ); duaha ( 290 ); vimtar ( 145 ), aivva ( 83 ), blucours ( also bhaviya, 307, 1 ); ukaskayu (166), nisesot (199), sahasa from sucose ( 37 ); thu ( 381 ), bāhira from bāhya or bahir (205).
Then kilesa (400), bhaviy (1), bhasama (214), ryana ( 290 }, suhuma (125) are obviously cases of anaptyxis.
There are certain instances which shove doubling: risunnade (180), tilloya ( 283), pujjana (876), sailcox (397), scccercana (182).
The following typical and striking forme deserve to be noted in the declensional pattern of the dialect of the Kattigeyonuppekkha. In some pisces Words stand without any termination : addhuit, asarana (1), gabbhaja (131), mana (249), pivursaya ( 447); Nom. sing, , dhammo (478), braio (26), *. hedum (410); ekka (ekko in the text is a misprint) vi ya pujatti (137); Aco. sing. S. laccht ($19), sampatti ( 350); Acc. pl. m. kammapuggala triviha (67), molyra-bhdva; Inst. sing. m. mamcurui (24), n. tavasi (102), manena (129); Abl. sing. oppido (248), Jonido ( 45 ), strirodo (79), arcenar (28), rīvīdas (81), wxocsi (439), Abl, pl, rdraychiihto (159), visachirto (101), siddhahirinto (150); Gen. sing. pirasse (113), pārissa (102); Loc. sing. excke ktüle ( 260 ), dhire (11), nyogammi ( 139 ), kumdarahi ( 36), ujjaggie (36), agyi being treated as a feminine now. Something like the inberitance of Sanskrit dual can be suspected here: binni vi asuhe shone ( 477), be sammatte (310).
Ag to typicul verbal forms, Present 1st p. sing. samochdmi (324), sarhthure ( 491 )-2nd p. sing. mannøse (246) --3rd p. sing. havei (8), hoi (8), hodi ( 449); kurudi (14), kunesti (370), krenuli (17), krevende ( 185 ); quasude ( 241 ), nasredi ( 238 ), nasci (79); pryāsadi, pyasude ( 422), payisedi (423); puexe (370), Povaule (246): inshade (183), mannadi ( 249 ), sarkadi (923). Imperative 2nd p. sing. sana (103), munijas (89); pl. kunaha, lahaha (22), zajeha (297). Potential Brd p. sing. have (19). Future lat p. sing. vocehan (1)