deriv LSK ETT STT aSTA ALPH OLDHOMEPAGE NEWHOMEPAGE

@iT of liT

Coulson says this about the consonant /liT (/thal /va /ma /se''' /vahe''' /mahe''') —

They get /iT more often than not, even after /aniT roots.
There is no /iT after few R ऋ-u उ-enders. Those are listed in kRsRbhRvRst.... ( **cakRma चकृम, **zuzruma शुश्रुम).
In the case of /thal, the /iT must be omitted in other verbs too, and is optional in others.

One of the optional itha इथ roots is pac पच् —

**papaktha पपक्थ "you cooked"
**pecitha पेचिथ

itha इथ is always optional after A आ-enders —

**dadhAtha दधाथ "you gave"

**dadhitha दधिथ "you gave"

See also summary of liT ending changes.