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juhoty-Adibhyaz zluH

जुहोत्यादिभ्यः श्लुः ONPANINI 24075

After the /juhotyAdi roots, add /zlu (instead of /zap).

The /juhotyAdi are the verb class three. Some /juhotyAdi roots: hu हु "sacrifice", dA दा "give", dhA धा "put", hA हा "abandon, quit, lose".

The /zlu is added in the same circumstances /zap would be added, that is, before a doershowing hard (mostly before /laT /laG /loT and hard liG).

Some juhotyadi verbbases —

**juhu- जुहुॱ

**bibhI- बिभीॱ

Some juhotyadi verbs —

Examples —

hu हु + /laT /tip → **juhoti जुहोति "sacrifices"

bhI भी + /laT /tip → **bibheti बिभेति "fears"

hu हु + doershowing /laT /ta → **juhute जुहुते "sacrifices"

The ending /jhi after these roots is replaced with /ati''' not /anti''' —

**juhu- जुहुॱ + /laT /jhi → **juhvati जुह्वति "they sacrifice"

More examples —

hu हु + /laT /tip → **juhoti जुहोति "sacrifices (said of the priest)"

hu हु + /laT /ta → **juhute जुहुते "gets a sacrifice done for him"

bhI भी + /laT /ta → **bibheti बिभेति "fears"

bhR भृ + /laT /tip → **bibharti बिभर्ति "carries"

mA मा + /laT /ta → **mimIte मिमीते "measures"

hA हा + /laT /tip → **jahAti जहाति "quits"

hu हु + /laT /jhi
→ **jahati जहति "they quit"

dA दा + /laT /tip → **dadAti ददाति "gives"

dhA धा + /laT /tip → **dadhAti दधाति "puts"

You say that /zlu is added instead of /zap, but candravasu says that first /zap is added, and afterwards /zap is replaced with /zlu. Who is right?

We both are right. Idea is we add zlu श्लु to these when a /bhvAdi would get /zap. We just talk about it differently. Old saying goes, ekam sad viprA bahudhA vadanti एकम्सद्विप्रा बहुधा वदन्ति.

What's that mean?

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