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Grammatical Sūtra: कलापिवैशम्पायनान्तेवासिभ्यश्च kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaśca
Individual Word Components: kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaḥ ca
Sūtra with anuvṛtti words: kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaḥ ca 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), aṇ (4.1.83), strīpuṁsābhyām (4.1.87), nañsnañau (4.1.87), bhavanāt (4.1.87), tena (4.3.101), proktam (4.3.101), ṇiniḥ (4.3.103)
Type of Rule: vidhi
Preceding adhikāra rule:4.2.92 (1śeṣe)

Description:

After words denoting the pupils of 'Kalâpi, and 'Vaisampâyana,' the affix ((ṇini)) is employed in the sense of 'enounced by him.' Source: Aṣṭādhyāyī 2.0

[The taddhitá 1.76 affix 3.1.1] Ṇíni̱ is also (ca) introduced [after 3.1.2 the nominal stems 1.1] denoting names of pupils of Kalāpín and Vaíśampāyana [ending in 1.1.72 the third sUP triplet to denote `promulgated by him' 101]. 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: 4.3.101, 4.3.103


Commentaries:

Kāśikāvṛttī1: kalāpyantevāsināṃ vaiśampāyanāntevāsināṃ ca ye vācakāḥ śabdās tebhyo ṇiniḥ praty   See More

Kāśikāvṛttī2: kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaś ca 4.3.104 kalāpyantevāsināṃ vaiśampāyanāntesi   See More

Nyāsa2: kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaśca. , 4.3.104 abhidhāne'bhiyopacārāt kalāpivaiśamp   See More

Bālamanoramā1: kalāpi. `tena prākta'mityeva. kalāpiśiṣyavācibhyo, vaiśampāyanaśiṣyacibh Sū #1463   See More

Bālamanoramā2: kalāpivaiśampāyanāntevāsibhyaśca 1463, 4.3.104 kalāpi. "tena prākta"mi   See More

Tattvabodhinī1: kalāpiveśaṃpāyanā. aṇo'pavādaḥ chaṃ tu paratvādbādhate. kalāpyantevāsincatvār Sū #1145   See More

Tattvabodhinī2: kalāpivaiśampayanāntevāsibhyaśca 1145, 4.3.104 kalāpiveśaṃpāyanā. aṇo'padach   See More

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


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