82039 serious to
82040
82041
82042 After
82044 After lUclass .
82045 after
82052 After
82062 of
82064 Replace wordfinal
82066
82068 Replace wordfinal
82069 with
82072 Replace
82074 Optionally replace with
82075 Optionally replace with
82076 Lengthen wordfinal
82077 before consonant.
82079 But not wimpy,
82080 If
82081 Before plural, replace the
82084 When calling from afar .
82104 To mean impoliteness blessing command, last vowel of cliffhanger verb turns extralong and falling.
Because of the most-alike rule, this will replace --
This rule, like sasaju, works always, regardless of what comes afterwards.
Examples --
Examples --
The
"
Examples --
This rule will not work before laG sip, because halGyA has priority --
So
And
See also lv-AdibhyaH below.
The lUclass are the znAclass roots from AD 09.0016
Examples --
kAzikA says that the
All examples --
kvin is a rootnoun -maker kRt affix, rarely used. Rule RtvigdadhRk says that
Examples --
yuj- + su →
This applies to rootnoun -enders, such as
Example with no sup after
Examples with svAdiSva --
Counterexample --
Always change wordfinal
The ru is a special sort of
Sometimes that
Here the label
For instance, with a ru we get --
But those rules work differently with a
The wordfinal
This rule has the optional exception sipidhAtorurvA. When the option is taken, the
This rule only works when ahan- "day" gets word status from svAdiSva, so there are exactly four examples --
This rule will not work before su am luk, because of rosupi below --
ahan- + su +
When ahan- is wimpy, alloponaH works --
ahan- + Gas →
Exception to rule ahan, that would have replaced ahan- with ru.
(Do not confuse this rule with rossupi "
A nounbase is
Example with svamorna --
Example with supodhA --
This is an exception to sasaju and hoDhaH.
Examples with vasu --
Example with
which may be used as a latter in the compound --
Example with anaDuh-
Optional exception to sasajuSoruH.
Example --
as in the sentence --
If we don't take this option, sasaju works as usual --
as in the sentence --
See also dazcax below.
"before sip, the replacing of the wordfinal
The
So we may either say --
or apply this option and say --
There is an unrelated rule that sounds the same, daz ca.
A rootnoun that ends in
As in --
In a root that ends in
So here
vi +
As in --
Example with
As in --
Exception to previous rule. wimpy,
Example with a wimpy --
Example with
kR +
Example with
Because of the most-alike rule, we get
adas- m + zas →
adas- m + au →
And
adas- m + am →
adas- m + TA →
This won't work on the
See also pronoun tables .
Exception to adasose.
This rule replaces
adas- m + jas → amI "those"
adas- + bhis →
The word amI "those" is a nonjoiner, by adasomAt.
See also pronoun tables .
As in --
But we cannot say just the first sentence to express impoliteness, because there's nothing wrong with going on a chariot by itself; the second explanatory sentence is necessary. You may still say
The first sentence must have its verb at the end for this rule to work.