Book Title: Some Topics in the Development of OIA MIA NIA Author(s): H C Bhayani Publisher: L D Indology AhmedabadPage 33
________________ 9. Nasalization of a Pre-sibilant Vowel in Prakrit and thereafter 1. This tendency is evidenced by the following Prakrit words'. In those cases where we have NIA. derivatives they are noted and reference is given to corresponding entries in Turner's 'A Comparative Dictionary of Indo-Aryan Languages.' Sk. Pk. NIA.derivatives IAL aśru-' tear assu, aṁsu G. āsu, etc. 919 asri 'corner' edge' aṁsi 918 tryasra transa G.trāsu, etc, oblique' “three cornered' caturarastra - cauramsa- G. coras, etc. 4598 “square' aśva- 'horse'assa-, aṁsaaśvattha- 'the pipal tree' aṁsotthadarśayati 'shows' damsei 6961 namasyati ‘bows' namaṁsai 7414 nigharşana- 'rubbing' nihařsaņa 7170 pārsva- ‘rib' pāṁsuliā G. plāşli, etc. 7948 pratiśrut 'promise'padassua manahašila manamsilā arsenic' vayasya- 'friend? vayassa-, vayassa 11306 vimarsita- 'thought'vimamsia 11821 sparsa ‘thouch' phassa spāśa 'noose' phamsa 13809 G.phẩso 'noose phấsi 'gallows' etc. smaśru (“beard, moustache' inamsu Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.orgPage Navigation
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