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Replace a /ghi with /guNa before /Ge /Gasi /Gas.

Examples before /Ge —

**agni- अग्निॱ m + /Ge
→ agne अग्ने + e ए by this rule
→ !**agnaye अग्नये by ecoyavAyAvaH

**guru- गुरुॱ m + /Ge → **gurave गुरवे (same steps)

**RSi- ऋषिॱ m + /Ge → !**RSaye ऋषये

Examples before /Gasi /Gas —

**guru- गुरुॱ m + /Gas
→ guro- गुरोॱ + as अस् by this rule
→ **guros गुरोस् by GasiGasozca

**zuci- शुचिॱ m + /Gas
→ zuce- शुचेॱ + as अस् by this rule
→ !**zuces शुचेस् (same steps)

namo 'gnaye नमो ऽग्नये

namo gurave नमो गुरवे

nama:: RSaye नम‌ ऋषये

The above examples are all masculines, and compulsorily /ghi.

Feminine bases in i इ u उ can be /ghi and work like the m —

**mati- मतिॱ f + /Ge → !**mataye मतये

**zuci- शुचिॱ f + /Gas → **zuces शुचेस्, by this rule and GasiGasozca

**mati- मतिॱ f + /Gas → !**mates मतेस् "of an opinion", by this rule and GasiGasozca

But when the optional Gitihrasvazca makes them /nadI, this sUtra does not apply, and ANnadyAH > does —

**mati- मतिॱ f + /Gasi OR /Gas → **matyAs मत्यास्

**mati- मतिॱ f + /Ge → **matyai मत्यै

Shouldn't this sUtra work before /Gi too? Ending /Gi is clearly a /Git.

No, because of the exception accagheH 8>.