Book Title: Yaskas Classification Of Nipatas
Author(s): Johannes Bronkhorst
Publisher: Johannes Bronkhorst

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________________ BRONKHORST : Yāska's Classification of Nipātas 147 ones. The meanings on the basis of which the meaningful particles have been classifled are 1. “ comparison ", 2. karmopasa mgraha (not fully clear, but concerns at least two items ), 3. various meanings 20 APPENDIX : iva na cit ca vā aha ha The particles and their meanings i upamā, ( padapūrana ) : upamā (V),21 pratişedha : upamā, pājā, avakutsita upamā, hetvapadeśa, anupışta • samuccaya 1 samuccaya 1 samuccaya, vicaraña : vinigraha I vinigraha i vinigraha, ( padapūraņa ) i hetvapadeśa, anuprsta, asāyā i anuprsta (when with na or nanu), vidyāprakarşa i pratiședha. 10 i pratişedha, ( padapūraņa ) i a nup!şğa, vicikitsa (Bh ) I vicikitsā, (padapūrara (V)) parigraha, (padapūrana ) i (padapūraņa ). E i (padapūrana). - (padapūraņa) i paribhaya. i anuprsta kila mā khalu sasvat nunam sim kam, na ca it ab Rajavade ( 1940 : 237 ) wrote:." Really speaking Yāska should have added another class of particles which having a variety of senses have nothing in common; he should have placed api anyarthesu after api karmopasangrahārthe and before, api pada purapah.” Little did he suspect that this is, apart from the order exactly what Yaska did. 91V » indicates that according to Yāska, the particle is in this genge only used in the Vedic language; " Bh” indicates that this sense is only found in the classical language.

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