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53001
53002 come after
53007 replace fifth with
53010 seventh to
53012 to
53027
53042
53047
53067
53070 Understand
53071 Add "akac" before the tail of unchanging, pronoun, in the
53073 to mean an unknown thing.
53088
53096
54017 After numeral, add
54042
54050 Add
54074
54087
54091 Add
54099
54132
54151
54152
54153 after
54154 Other longhorn get
^ 
The affixes described in the next rules, down to 53027 dikzabdebhya, are vibhakti affixes. For instance, tral and tasil and
These affixes are also called prAgdizIya affixes.
They are added after some pronouns as if they were sup affixes. For instance,
^ For instance, we can add tral and tasil after kim- --
and after pronoun yad-
and after
^ So we can say also
Be warned. Even though this rule only allows tasil replacement after a few nounbases, you'll find that replacement everywhere in all sort of works in verse. So instead of --
a
^ 
As in --
pUrva- + Gi 
kim- + Gi
So also
Alternatively, we may say
The change does not affect the meaning. So both of
^ This
This rule, together with kvAti, roughly boils down to saying that " kim- plus Gi may add up
Only example --
^ 
For instance, we may use
^ For instance,
Which is an adverb, and can mean in a hundred ways or in a hundred parts, as in --
In BHG 7:4,
"matter has eight parts -- earth, water, fire, air, space, thoughts, reason, sense of identity".
^ This affix is used to express contempt. As in --
Please note that the contempt is expressed only with regards to whatever the affix is added to. You insult someone with that word only to express your contempt for his lack of knowledge of the grammar. Adding
^ Example. From
all meaning "quite clever but not fully", "tolerably clever".
These can be added after verbs too --
here the verb must be singular, and the compound is neuter.
^ headline. The following sUtras, down to
question, like
imitation, like
These affixes (
These senses (question, imitation, contempt, compassion...) are called prAgivIya senses.
^ Strangely, this
Example with a noun --
Example with a verb
Example with an unchanging --
^ 
Examples --
^ 
These three, when small, get
So a short or small
Only examples:
^ As for instance --
may mean any statue, toy, drawing... made to resemble a horse.
^ So adding this affix
^ 
This zas' affix has no labels and is not the same as the second plural affix
The nounbases that mean much or little, and are related in sense to a verb, may get zas'.
Example. In --
, the word
and, when meaning few, we can replace
Notice that the rule has
The replacement with zas' is forbidden when the word is not a role, as in
This rule does not build the sentence
^ In other words --
' A noun can compound in front of a word made from bhU kR as to mean "turn into" or "make into", and the noun gets
So, when what is not white becomes white, we may say either
More examples --
^ Example --
^ 
The feminine
^ This can be reworded (roughly) as --
' Replace latter
Examples --
As these are Tac-enders, the feminine gets GI, by TiDDhA --
For some reason, the feminine
Longhorn compounds are unaffected.
^ 
In other words, nau- becomes
If the compound is not a dvigu, the nau- of course stays. So in a longhorn compound --
^
^
The
^ 
The
Example --
As in --
But of course, the optional rule zeSAdvi might add kap anyway --
^ We are not trickling "when describing a feminine" from the previous rule, so this rule will work even when the longhorn describes a masculine or neuter.
Examples:
^ The longhorn not mentioned in the previous rules may get kap or not.
So "that has many beds", from
but if we choose to apply this rule --
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