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/SaS- / षष्

The base /SaS- means "six".

The S ष् will stay in

**SaSTi- षष्टिॱ "sixty"

There is a technical term /SaT, q.v.

Otherwise the S ष् will be padafinal, and become D ड् by jhalAJjazonte —

/SaS- + /jas OR /zas
→ SaS षष् by SaDbhyoluk
→ SaD षड् by jhalAJjazonte
→ !**SaD षड्

SaTcatvAriMzat षट्चत्वारिंशत् "forty-six"
SaDbhiH षड्भिः
SaDbhyaH षड्भ्यः
SaTsu षट्सु (the s स् stays by napadAntATT...)

/SaS- + /Am
→ /SaS- + /nAm by SaTcaturbhyazca
→ SaD- षड् + /nAm by jhalAJjazonte
→ SaN- षण् + /nAm by the option in yaronunAs...
→ SaN- षण् + NAm णाम् by the "anAm अनाम्" in napadAntATT...
→ !**SaNNAm षण्णाम् "of six"

What if I don't take the option in yaronunAs...?

!**SaDNAm षड्णाम्

SaDNAm षड्णाम्? Never heard that one.

Neither did I. But /pANini says it's peachy. namo pANinaye नमो पाणिनये.