Prakrta Grammar

Author(s): Kamalchand Sogani, Shakuntala Jain
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy

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In Prākṣta Combination is not always necessary. When the Combination rules involving change or disappearance are employed, it must be kept in mind that these modifications are not allowed to lead to any confusion about the meaning and they are consequently not to be employed if this would be the case; e.g., Pupphayanta + āiriya = Pupphayantāiriya or Pupphayanta āiriya
Exercise-1
(iv)
Combine the following words. (i) bhaviyāņa + ujjoyayará
(who are) the illuminators of the mundane souls (ii) moha + āurā
possessed by attachment (iii) tassa + udayammi
in the rise of that (bound) karma dukkha + oha
multitude of sufferings (v) mangalam + ukkittham
supreme spiritual beneficence (results) (vi) sa + ahīņe
self-possessed (vii) jāņam + ajāņam
consciously or unconsciously
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