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payôdana, II 724 58.-Again, manas, genitive plural, manasâm, I 65 6; in composition, manas (mano), I 97 7 II 3 25 (numerously, see Index); and mana, only in the compound mana-dushṭakari, V 15 205-Again, yasas, in composition, yaiôrthin, II 412 47, and yasa, in the compound yajamitra, VI 6 225 VII 3 237.-Again, rajas (rajo), I 114 8, nominative plural rajansi, II 343 43; and raja, nominative singular masculine rajas tâmrajah, II 887 67, or in the compound, raja-nigraha, II 424 47.-Again, vakshas, no examples; and vaksha, in the compound, vaksha-stana, I 18 2.-Again, sirshas, only in the compound, sirshô-bhitâpita, II 272 40; and sirsha, often in composition, irsha-rôga, II 179 35, etc. (see Index).Again, sadyas (sadyo), I 100, 103, 8 II 54 29; and sadya, only in composition, sady-ôtthita, II 877 66, sady-ôtpatita, II 858 66.-Again, srôtas (srôtô), only in the compound srôtôjana, II 883 67; and erôta, only in the compound srôta-ja, II 472 50.
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(b) With is neuter, and i masculine: suchis (iuchir, for Sanskrit sóchis), only in composition, I 20 2 II 105 31 753 60; and suchi (only adjectival), II 269 40, etc. (see Index).
(c) With us neuter and u masculine: chakshus (chakshur), nominative singular, chakshur, II 309 42; and chakshu, though anomalously neuter, nominative singular, V 1 203.
(2) Miscellaneous' new stems; hantara (for hantri), nominative sigular neuter, hantaram, II 365 44; if the form be taken as a normal, it would be the accusative singular masculine of hantri with an anomalous change of case as well as of gender,-Again, feminine ghná (for ghni), in mukha-rôga-ghnâ, II 42 28; only once; elsewhere normal gheni, as in kahuta-ghni, II 801 63. Similarly, chaturthâ, IV 22, 26 194; but normal chaturthi, IV 32 194.-Again, gupta, VI 2 222, but normal gupti, VII 6 237.-Again, cardinals in the place of ordinals, as chatur, ashta, dasa, for chaturtha, ashṭama, dasama, regularly in composition with bhaga, as in chatur-bhaga, fourth part, I 105 8, ashta-bhaga, eighth part, II 153 34, and with bhagavasishta, etc., I 126 9 II 178 35 etc. (see Index).
VI.-GENDER.
(1) Exchange of masculine and neuter. (a) Neuter for normal masculine; nominative singular, adhyayam, II 4 26; only once; elsewhere normal, adhyayaḥ, II 107 32 260 39, and plural, adhyayah, II 9 26.-Again, accusative dual, karanjê, II 345 43, but normal karanjau, II 1100 75.-Again, nom, sing., kalpam, II 321 42; only once; elsewhere normal, acc, plur. kalpân, I 30 3, nom, dual, kalpau, I 29 3 (see Index).-Again, nom. plur, neuter grihâ ni (for masc. grihah), II 1117 76.-Again, acc. dual neuter, grahê (for masculine grahau), II 332 43.-Again, nom sing, prayogam, II 762 60; only once; elsewhere normal, nom, sing., prayogaḥ, II 86 31 750, 751, 60, etc. (see Index).-Again, nom, plur. pravâḍâni, II 1106 76, only once; elsewnere normal, nom, plur. pravâlâḥ, II 1106 76, acc. plur., pravâdân, II 23 27; 1086 75.-Again, acc. sing., prastam (êtad), II 916 68; only once; elsewhere normal; nom. sing, prasthaḥ, II 109 32, nom. plur., prasthâḥ, II 39) 45, nom, dual, prasthau, II 777 61, etc. (see Index).-Again, acc. plur,, bhagandarani (for bhagandarân), III 9 181; once also feminine, see below.-Again, nom, plur., rasâni, II 814 63; only once; elsewhere normal, rasâḥ, II 173 35 601 56, etc, (see Index).-Again, nom, sing., vidâlakam, II 861 66; only once; but twice normal, viḍâlakaḥ, I 109, 111 8. Also in Part V, nom, sing., gandham (for gandhaḥ), V 2-203, and chakshu (for chakshuḥ), V 1 203.
(b) Masculine for normal neuter; acc. plur., âmalakân, II 226 38 291 41; only twice; elsewhere normal, nom, sing., âmalakam, II 223 37, nom, plur,, amalakâni, II 129 33, etc, (see Index). Again, nom, sing., âíchyâtanah, I 83 6; only once; elsewhere normal, áśchyôtanam I 70, 73 6 II 367, 870 66, etc. (see Index).-Again, acc. plur., aushadhân, II 192 36; only once; elsewhere normal, aushadhâni, II 369 44 621 57.-Again, acc. plur., kushthân, II 238
