deriv SD cv (287) ashtadhyayi.com hei.de L 287 ETT STT a 8.2.72 ALPH OLDHOMEPAGE NEWHOMEPAGE
Replace with d द्, when they are padafinal, /anaDuh-, (and the s स्) of /vasu-enders, sraMs स्रंस्, dhvaMs ध्वंस्.
Exception to <6 sasajuSoruH, that would replace /vasu sraMs स्रंस् dhvaMs ध्वंस् with /ru.
Examples with /anaDuh- —
!**anaDudbhyAm अनडुद्भ्याम्
!**anaDudbhis अनडुद्भिस्
Examples with /vasu-enders —
**vidvas- विद्वस् n + /su OR /am
→ vidvas विद्वस् by svamornapuMs...
→ vidvad विद्वद् by this rule
→ **vidvat विद्वत् normalizing
!**vidvadbhyAm विद्वद्भ्याम्
Examples with sraMs स्रंस् dhvaMs ध्वंस् —
**ukhAsrat उखास्रत् "fallen from the pan"
Why do we say "the s स् of"?
The /vasu-enders are unaffected when their last letter is not s स् —
vidvasu- m + /su
→ vidvans- विद्वन्स् + /su by ugidacAMs...
→ vidvAns- विद्वान्स् + /su by sAntamahat...
→ vidvAns विद्वान्स् by halGyAbbhyodIrgh...
→ !**vidvAn विद्वान् by saMyogAntasy...
vidvasu- m + /sambuddhi
→ vidvans- विद्वन्स् + /su by ugidacAMs...
→ vidvans विद्वन्स् by halGyAbbhyodIrgh...
→ **vidvan विद्वन् by saMyogAntasy...
In **vidvAn विद्वान् and **vidvan विद्वन् the /vasu affix has padafinal n न्, which is unaffected by this rule because it only eats up s स्, and unaffected by nalopaHprAt... because saMyogAntasy... worked. However, when the nounbase is neuter, it has padafinal s स् —
vidvasu- n + /su OR /am
→ vidvas- विद्वस् + /luk by svamornapuMs...
→ vidvad विद्वद् by this rule
→ !**vidvat विद्वत् normalizing
and also when it is /pada —
Why "padafinal"?
!**vidvAMsau विद्वांसौ
ro 'supi <<< | 82072 vasu;sraMsu;dhvaMsv;... | > tipy anasteH |
am sambuddhau <<< | L 287 | >>> sahes sADas saH |