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All neuter nounbases replace svaujas with "nothing,
The following summary shows the rules that work after we add one of the endings svaujas or amauTchaS to a neuter that ends in
The calling disappears by rule eGhra. Therefore the correct way to address a banana in Sanskrit is
As my granma used to say, "you'll never go to sleep without having learnt something new".
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The nounbase rAjan- m means "king".
When we add the non- calling su after it, we get rAjA by these three rules --
When we add the calling su after it, we get rAjan --
(Here nalopaHprA did not work because of the exception
The feminine is
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Forms of the auxiliary roots with Nal and ta --
kR + liT tip →
kR + liT ta → cakR + ez →
bhU + liT tip →
as + liT tip →
With the other third person endings --
The last three forms
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These word-pieces are made by adding za Nic zyan after a root that is before a hard doer affix.
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As in --
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The reduplication before san replaces the stammer vowel with
pipakSa "want to cook"
kR + san →
grah + san 
( grah is a seT root, but got no iSan here, by sanigraha)
This jighRkSa root does appear in the epics when it makes versifying easier --
but usually we'd say
The
plu + san →
zru + san →
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Examples of znaclass roots getting znA --
As znA is Git (by sArvadhAtukamapit) it triggers grahijyA --
grah + znA →
The
stays before aGit affixes,
gRhNA + laT tip →
turns into
gRhNA + laT tas →
and disappears before vowel Git (by znAbhyastayorAtaH) --
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These word-pieces are made by adding zap after a root that is before a hard doer affix.
bhU →
There is also a
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These are examples of roots made by adding Nic after another root.
Any root can get Nic by hetumatica, and in that case the meaning changes --
kR "do" + Nic →
The nichclass roots, such as
cint "think" + Nichclass Nic → cinti "think"
These can also get the causative Nic instead of the Nichclass Nic, but that is rare.
A nichclass roots, such as
but that seldom happens in practice. If you hear
As these nAyi, kAri, pAci, cori are all roots (rule sanAdyantA says so), and they do not belong to any verb class, they get zap when kartarizap says so --
nAyi + laT tip →
cori + laT tip →
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The zluclass roots (like
mAG' + zlu →
bibhR
These will behave differently before the Git and the aGit. Before the aGit affixes we get hardsoft as usual --
juhu + mip →
bibhI + mip →
bibhR + tip →
but the other verb endings are Git because of hard apit is
juhu + mas →
bibhI + mas →
also, mimA dadA lose their
mimA + te''' →
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Before hard doer affixes, the znamclass root
If the affix is aGit, the
If the affix is Git, znasora eats the
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