chunk 44: 74001 more replacements before soft73101 some sup-changing rules ←
chunk 44: 74001 more replacements before soft→ 74070 changes in stammers, word repetition
74001 Shorten the nexttolast before
74007 Optionally replace nexttolast
74010
74011
74012
74016 -enders and
74017
74020
74021
74022
74025 Lengthen before
74026 before
74028
74029 Replace
74032
74033 before
74040
74042
74046
74047 After a vowel preverb, with
74048
74049
74050 Chop
74051 Chop
74052
74054 Before
74055 of
74056 of
74057 of objectless
74058 And delete the stammer.
74059 Shorten .
74060 Consonant at start stays.
74061 But the stop after
74062
74066
74069 Lengthen of
^ 
This special shortening makes Nijanta roots like
kR + Nic + luG tip 
aT + 
^ 
Optional exception to upadhAyAzca, puganta, mRjervRddhiH. Optionally those three rules will replace with
But if we take this option, the
^ 
As in --
Rule guNorti also makes
^ 
The Rcchati mentioned here is the root 06.0016
Examples --
^ Rule RcchatyRRtAm right above ordinarily replaces
But these three roots may optionally replace with
^ Exception to kGitica.
Ordinarily, aG and aG', because of kGitica, don't cause guNa replacement --
sic' + luG tip
This exception says that aG and aG' will still replace with
dRz + luG tip →
and also all rootfinal
kR +
^ Example --
as' + luG tip →
Similarly
^ The root
This rule turns
Examples --
^ All my examples here have kGit affixes, as before non- kGit, hardsoft would have made
Examples --
ze +
This rule won't work before liT, because liTca makes liT soft --
^ This rule will work before soft only, because zIGassArvadhAtukeguNaH makes ze before all hards.
So before soft
zIG + bhAve laT ta →
^ Examples
before yak --
zrUya
as in
before yaG --
before kyaG --
But there is no lengthening before other
pra +
^ Examples --
See also asyacvau.
^ 
Roots made of one consonant plus
Before za, this is an exception to
yak --
liG --
This won't work when
^ Previous rule replaces the
Examples with arti --
Examples with
^ Examples --
See also cvauca.
^ Examples --
putrIya "want to have a son"
^ Examples --
ava +
^ Only examples --
dhA + kta →
^ Replace the
^ Example
AG +
from root
^ Only examples --
^ Example before sya --
before sic --
before san --
ghas + san
^ Example with tAs --
Example with as --
^ Only four examples --
tAs + tas → tArau
tAs + jhi → tAras
Some verbs made with these --
^ As in
as + laT iT' →
^ 
This changes the root vowel into
In the other roots, the
So we say --
^ Exception to previous rule sanimImA, that would have replaced with
All examples --
There is no stammer, because of atra lopo 'bhyAsasya.
^ 
The root
Only examples --
There is no stammer, because of atra lopo 'bhyAsasya.
Because of sanIvantardhabhrasjadambhuzrisvRyUrNubharajJapisanAm, san becomes iSan optionally after
Here iSan is not kGit (because halantAcca did not make it kit) so
^ san is kit after
There is no stammer, because of atra lopo 'bhyAsasya.
If we don't take this option --
^ 
The previous four rules --
delete the stammer. See examples under each rule.
^ Examples --
Because of eca::igghra, shortening an ec makes
^ In other words: " trash all the consonants of the stammer, except the one that is at the beginning, if any. "
Examples --
See exception zarpUrvAH below.
^ Exception to halAdizzeSaH --
" If a stammer starts with zar plus stop, only the stop stays, and the other consonants are removed. "
For instance, the stammer
And
This rule applies only to roots that startwith zar plus STOP. The roots with a stop before a zar reduplicate normally --
and so do the ones that start with zar plus non- stop --
^ When a stammer has
Example with a
cikSip
As in --
With a
As in --
^ Examples --
(See also exceptions sanyataH sanvalla artipipartyozca.)
^ 
Examples before atus us, that are kit by asaMyogAlliTkit --
iN' + atus →
iN' + us
Counterexamples before Nal thal, that are akit --
iN' + Nal →
iN' + thal →
73101 some sup-changing rules ←
chunk 44: 74001 more replacements before soft