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64077
64078 of stammer to before non-similar.
64079
64080 But optionally before
64081
64082 Final
64085 But
64086 optionally in the
64087
64088
64092 Some roots shorten
64093 And lengthen optionally before
64098 of
64101
64104
64105 After
64106 after an
64107
64108
64109 before
64110
64111
64112 ,
64113 But to
64119
64120 Before vowel
64121
^ 
Exception to ikoyaNaci, akassa, amipUrvaH. Before all vowel affixes,
The
Examples with
Notice that
Example with znu-enders --
Example with
^ Exception to ikoyaNaci. This turns
Examples --
Before similar, akassa works normally --
When the root starts with
^ Addition to aciznu --
strI- + Gas →
^ Exception to striyAH above. Only examples --
If we don't take the option, rule striyAH works normally --
^ Exception to aciznu, that would have replaced iN' with
iN' + laT jhi →
AT +
By the talkaround
^ 
Examples with a root proper before liT affixes, where this rule debars aciznu --
Example with a rootnoun before au, where prathamayo would have worked otherwise --
This rule won't work when the
^ 
Examples --
^ Examples --
^ Exception to aciznu, that would have turned
And znu becomes
^ Examples before luG --
Examples before liT --
^ Some roots, called mit roots, shorten the
Examples.
This shortening also happens in some roots that have an original
^ 
The roots mentioned in the previous rule may lengthen or not before ciN and Namul --
^ Example. us is kit here, by asaMyogAlliTkit --
And here anti''' is Git by hard
^ Examples after hu --
hu + loT sip → juhu +
After
Warning. Even though
^ As in --
^ 
Examples --
^ The affix will be either u or znu.
Example with the
Example with the
^ Examples --
If we don't take the option, the
In the case of kR the lopa is compulsory by the next rule, nityaGkaroteH.
^ kuru always loses its final before
See also yeca below.
^ Replace kuru with
Those tiG are the nine hard flat
The first one in detail --
See also
^ Examples --
kuru +
kuru +
See also
^ Replacing
Replacing
vi + ati + as + laT iT' →
When the tiG is not Git, the
^ In the examples, we use the hard affixes anti''', ati'''. These are Git because of hard apit is
Example with znA --
Examples with a stammered --
See also exception Ihalyagho below.
See also
^ Exception to znAbhyasta. If the kGit hard starts with a consonant, we replace
Examples of
mimA + laT te'''
If the kGit hard starts with a vowel, we still erase the
jahA + laT jhi →
jahA + laG jhi →
And if the hard is not kGit, the
^ Example with a ghu --
Only example with as --
This
^ (If you find ata_eka hard to remember, you may call this rule the pecus rule.
When roots like
pecus "they cooked"
sad + us
See also thali ca seTi below.
This rule affects only roots made of consonant plus
This won't work if if the liT affix is akit or starts with a consonant. So we still say
This won't work if the reduplication rules changed the stammer consonant. So from
^ thal is akit, therefore, ordinarily it does not trigger pecus --
But because of this exception, when thal turns into ithal, it does trigger pecus anyway --
Rule upadezetvataH says that, after pac, thal can turn into ithal or not. So both
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