Vedic Grammar
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4 vdsii occurs twice, vasu 19 times (12 times at the end of a Pada), 5 Half of these also take the form without n in the RV.
6 The Mss. in AV. xx. 1341 read dlabiitii.
1 The A. of a noun kfiu- 'making', used adverbially: bhiiri ifivas (ni. 18*) 'many times', sdivat kflvas (ill. S41) 'innumerable times', ddsd kHvas (AV. XI. 2^) 'ten times'.
8 On the Sandhi of these accusatives in ■ un see Lanman 415 (bottom) and 41^ (top).
9 Lanman 416 enumerates the stems which form this A.
VI. Declension. Pron...ouns. Personal Pronouns.
299 times) are: hus and dhmis. The Khila after RV. x. 9 has the form vdrenya- kratns 'mtelhgenf, but the text of Kh. iil 13' reads vdrenya-kratus \ I. m. This form is frequent, being made from 50 stems and occurring over 200 times. The commonest examples = are: vdsubhis (24), aktubhis {I'j), rtubkis{i^), asubkis{i2), /5;'/i3/^?>(i 2) 'protectors', bidubhis {\\), bkam'Mis{-j), rbhiibhis (6), sindhubhis (5), snubhis^ (5).
f. This case, formed in the same way as the m., is rare^ only 3 examples occurring in the RV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 vdsii occurs twice, vasu 19 times (12 times at the end of a Pada), 5 Half of these also take the form without n in the RV.
6 The Mss. in AV. xx. 1341 read dlabiitii.
1 The A. of a noun kfiu- 'making', used adverbially: bhiiri ifivas (ni. 18*) 'many times', sdivat kflvas (ill. S41) 'innumerable times', ddsd kHvas (AV. XI. 2^) 'ten times'.
8 On the Sandhi of these accusatives in ■ un see Lanman 415 (bottom) and 41^ (top).
9 Lanman 416 enumerates the stems which form this A.
VI. Declension. Pron...ouns. Personal Pronouns.
299 times) are: hus and dhmis. The Khila after RV. x. 9 has the form vdrenya- kratns 'mtelhgenf, but the text of Kh. iil 13' reads vdrenya-kratus \ I. m. This form is frequent, being made from 50 stems and occurring over 200 times. The commonest examples = are: vdsubhis (24), aktubhis {I'j), rtubkis{i^), asubkis{i2), /5;'/i3/^?>(i 2) 'protectors', bidubhis {\\), bkam'Mis{-j), rbhiibhis (6), sindhubhis (5), snubhis^ (5).
f. This case, formed in the same way as the m., is rare^ only 3 examples occurring in the RV.
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