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NOTES–VIII. i. 236-254.
236. By this rule 4 is changed to # or to z. See note on i. 187.
237-239. These rules speak of the changes of 2.
237. The change of a to a is natural and normal in Prakrit.
238. afifufäceria etc., fatetat ( f ) changes its a to 7. But fête ( n ) does not.
240.27 in 2H is changed to a against i. 187. 241-244. These rules describe the changes of #. 245–250. These rules speak of the changes of 7.
245. The initial is changed to 4, even in words beginning with य preceded by a preposition, e.g. संजमो for संयमः,
TTT for FTT:. 371 etc, in Amg, initial 7 is dropped, especially in the word यथा; thus यथाख्यातं becomes अहक्खाय.
246. 27afat means in its full natural sense of a pronoun in the second person, and so we cannot have to sae chanlg ed to a by this rule, in the expression OSHEEHEEFCUTA which means the topic of the declension of words of युष्मद् and अस्मद्. 248. Bisite and cle are the terminations of the potential
terminations of the potential passive participle as also य. This य is here called कृद्य 1.e. कृदन्त a, and is to be distinguished from another t.
249. 972t changes its a to when it does not mean complexion ( 377014771 ); thus the shade of the tree would be TEJFT ZIET. But the complexion or the expression on the face would be her.
250. grę is a termination in which 3 siginifies that the preceding vowel is to be dropped. So in other terminations which contain .
251-254. These rules speak of the changes of T.
252. In the word qapiot, is substituted by , so the word becomes 467217.
254 aro meaning foot is changed to aan, ( 91972anda ) but in other senses it does not change its र to ल. भ्रमरे ससंनि
