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Grammatical Sūtra: पत्यन्तपुरोहितादिभ्यो यक् patyantapurohitādibhyo yak
Individual Word Components: patyantapurohitādibhyaḥ yak
Sūtra with anuvṛtti words: patyantapurohitādibhyaḥ yak pratyayaḥ (3.1.1), paraḥ (3.1.2), ca (3.1.2), ādyudāttaḥ (3.1.3), ca (3.1.3), ṅyāpprātipadikāt (4.1.1), taddhitāḥ (4.1.76), samarthānām (4.1.82), prathamāt (4.1.82), vā (4.1.82), strīpuṁsābhyām (4.1.87), nañsnañau (4.1.87), bhavanāt (4.1.87), tasya (5.1.119), bhāvaḥ (5.1.119), tvatalau (5.1.119), karmaṇi (5.1.124)
Type of Rule: vidhi
Preceding adhikāra rule:5.1.120 (1ā ca tvāt)

Description:

Source:Laghusiddhānta kaumudī (Ballantyne)

The affix yak (± ((ya))) comes in the sense of 'nature or action thereof', after a compound ending with pati, and after purohita &c. Source: Aṣṭādhyāyī 2.0

[The taddhitá 4.1.76 affix 3.1.1] yáK is introduced [after 3.1.2 nominal stems 4.1.1] terminating in °-páti- (in composition: °-anta-) and the class of words beginning with puró-hita- `chaplain' [ending in 1.1.72 the sixth sUP triplet to denote its essential condition or state 119 or its function or duty 124]. Source: From Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini In Roman Transliteration translated by Sumitra M. Katre, Copyright © 1987. Courtesy of the University of Texas Press.

Source:Srisa Chandra Vasu's Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini

Anuvṛtti: 5.1.119, 5.1.124


Commentaries:

Kāśikāvṛttī1: patyantāt prātipadikāt purohitādibhyaśca yak pratyayo bhavati bhāvakarmaṇorartha   See More

Kāśikāvṛttī2: patyantapurohitādibhyo yak 5.1.128 patyantāt prātipadikāt purohitādibhyca yak   See More

Nyāsa2: patyantapuruhitādibhyo yak?. , 5.1.127 patyantāt? pūrvavadaṇi prāpte, purohidi   See More

Laghusiddhāntakaumudī1: Sū #1166

Laghusiddhāntakaumudī2: patyantapurohitādibhyo yak 1166, 5.1.127 saināpatyam. paurohityam

Bālamanoramā1: patyanta. patyantebhyaḥ purohitādibhyaśca ṣaṣṭha\ufffdntebhyo bhāvakarmaṇorks Sū #1770   See More

Bālamanoramā2: patyantapurohitādibhyo yak 1770, 5.1.127 patyanta. patyantebhyaḥ purohitādibhy   See More

1.Source: Arsha Vidya Gurukulam
2.Source: Sanskrit Documents


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