Paninian Sutras of Type Anyebhyopi Drushyate

SR No.: 269039
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: George Cardona
Publisher: Z_Nirgranth_Aetihasik_Lekh_Samucchay_Part_1_002105.pdf and Nirgranth_Aetihasik_Lekh_Samucchay_Part_2
Publication Year: 2004
Total Pages: 17
Language: English
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George Cardona
Jambu-jyoti
fresulting from suffering', equivalent to Tut: and g: Orala:, but no comparable formation corresponding to 3781* : 'born from a horse'.
3.2.99 : 59 construed with a preverb, provided the derivate formed is a term referring to a particular thing ( 1414) and not to just anything born; e.g., "1 'living creature'.
3.2.100 : t used with the preverb 317 (311 59 'be born after, follow...in succession') and construed with a term signifying an object ( for); e.g., पुमनुजः 'born after a male', equivalent to पुमांसमनुजातः.
3.2.101 then provides that follows construed also with coöccurring terms other than those specified in the preceding rules (Taifa). 3. 2. 97 specifies a term with a seventh-triplet ending, but there are derivates like 375 'not born', such that 37 is construed with a term that contains a firsttriplet ending : 04. 3. 2. 98 requires a term that does not refer to a class of individual substances characterized by a generic property, but there are derivates such as Fleurs 'which has arisen from Brāhmanas'. 3. 2. 101 requires not only a complex 371 but also a coöccurring item signifying an object. On the other hand, there are derivates such as 37557 fone born later, younger sibling, not construed with an object-signifying term. All such cases are taken care of by 3. 2. 101?.
Once more, a sūtra provides for an operation with a domain that is simply additional to the particular domains stated in related rules but not specified any more. Consequently, one must observe usage to know just what is allowed and what is not
2.3. 3121809C 3721f9 Epudi
2.3.1. This sūtra is related to 3171866 Em a itstuga: fenyi which introduces the affix faq after 2757 'shine', 974 ‘shine, appear', ya 'harm', a 'flash', 35wt be strong', ['fill', 'speed', and I ‘praise' construed with a stone'. The derivates refer to agents which perform the acts in question habitually, as part of their nature, or wells. For example, fart "lightning'. 3. 2. 178 states that faay is seen to occur also after other verb bases under the same conditions, thus accounting for derivates like fage "...which cuts...
2.4. ५।३।१४ इतराभ्योऽपि दृश्यन्ते । concerns taddhita affixes optionally introduced after padas formed from a 'much, many and pronominals