The Laghu kaumudi : a Sanskrit grammar / with an English version, commentary, and references by James R. Ballantyne.

Varadarāja, active 17th century.

Date:: 1881

Credit: The Laghu kaumudi : a Sanskrit grammar / with an English version, commentary, and references by James R. Ballantyne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$The interrogative kim “ who, which, what ?” makes 1. s. Jcim (No. 270), 1. d. ke (Nos. 297 and 259), 1. p. kdni. The pronoun idam “ this” makes 1. s. idam (No. 270), I. d. ime (Nos. 301 and 259), 1. p. imani. i 1 ^ 1 1 1 ^t: 1 shr 1 1 1 1 ^iir i <6 No. 394.—“It should be mentioned (see No. 306) that in a subsequent proposition, enat is the substitute for idam or dad, IN THE NEUTER.” Thus 1. s. ma£(No. 270), 1. d. ene (Nos. 213 and 259), 1. p. enani, 3. s. enena, 6. d. enayoh. The word brahman “ the Supreme” makes 1. s. brahma (Nos. 270 and 200). According to No. 274, the word ahan “ a day” makes 1. d. ahni or ahani:—1. p. ahdni (Nos. 263 and 197). I C \ ^ | | 331^ 1 'siiwaiij i i ^Tm^\ i 3*riiR 1 1 1 spra 1 reim: 1 mwi i SU^ITR | ^ I 3^ I I s^RI ^jn: I ?m 1 Vi \ ^ N ^ I clIR I J3H I 3 I SIR I SrlrT I ^ I qrllR I JRT^ 1 TTI^T I I <R^gcT I I TiqpwiR j | ^l^fTF I ^R=I I I No. 395.—The word AHAN substitutes ru at the end of a pada. Thus 3. d. ahobhyam (No. 126). The word dapdin “having a staff” makes 1. s. dandi (Nos. 270 and 200), 1. d. dapdini (No. 259), 1. p. dandini (Nos. 26,2, and 197), 3. s. dandind, 3. d. dandibhydm (Nos. 184 and 200). The word supathin “having a good road” makes 1. s. supathi. By the elison of i directed in No. 323, and then, by No. 259, we have 2. d. supathi. In the 1. p. (Nos. 263^ 321, and 322) supanthdni. , 0 =L»$