Book Title: Makaranda Madhukar Anand Mahendale Festshrift
Author(s): M A Dhaky, Jitendra B Shah
Publisher: Shardaben Chimanbhai Educational Research Centre
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Vivakşā in Kāśikävrtti : Jayāditya and Vamana
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5.4.50 : (nātra prakrtir) vivaksitā 3) : The desire to express oneself by following the dictates of the
rules', 'the desire to express oneself using specific grammatical
means', as for example a pratyaya. 2.3.33 (dharmamātram karanatayā) vivaksyate (na dravyam) 2.3.52 : (karmaņi kārake seșatvena) vivakṣite 2.3.53 : (karmaņi kārake seșatvena) vivakṣite 2.3.54 : (karmaņi kārake seșatvena) vivaksite 2.3.55 (karmani kārake sesatvena) vivaksite 2.4.35 : ārdhadhātukavivaksāyām 3.1.31 : ardhadhātukavivaksāyām 4.1.90 (prāgdīvyatīye' jādau pratyaye) vivakșite (buddhisthe) 4.1.91 · : (prägdīvyatīye' jādau pratyaye) vivaksite 4.1.95 : sesavivaksayā 4.4.109 : (yakārādau pratyaye) vivaksite 5.4.57 : (dāci) vivaksite 4) : Vivaksā as determining usage, which is then recorded by the
rules 2.2.36 : (višeșanavišesyabhāvasya) vivaksānibandhatvāt 4.1.19 : tasyedamvivaksāyām 4.3.86 : (svātantryena) vivaksyate 4.4.83 : vivakṣito (rthah) 5) : The desire to express oneself = usage, to be observed to integrate
or limit, specify or render the rules more flexible. It is made
known by iti' in the wording of the sūtras. 2.2.27 : (itikaranah...) vivaksārthah 4.2.21 : (itikaranastataśced) vivaksā
(itikaranastataśced) vivaksā 4.2.55 : (itikarano) vivaksārthah
