it-endersmmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1084

zit means "what has label z". "it" means label. So if a longhorn is what has long horns, a z-it is what has z label.

Therefore --

zit is what has label z

khit is what has label kh

Git is what has label G

akit is what does not have label k

udit is what has label u

This kit akit jargon helps say things short. Talk like this, no good --

"the affix Nal has the phoneme N as a label"

" Nal does not have label k",

Talk like this, good --

" Nal is Nit",

" Nal is akit".

ghit is what has label ghmmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1085

The ghit affixes trigger cajoH

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Nit is what has label Nmmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1088

Some Nit affixes --

Nal Nic -- have N to trigger acoJNiti and ata::upa

aN -- has N to trigger taddhiteSva

su is ordinarily not Nit, but it is Nit when rules gotoNit or sakhyura say so.

Nal is ordinarily Nit, but it is aNit when rule NaluttamovA says so.

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zit is what has label z.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1089

Examples of zit affixes --

ez, zi, zI, zap, za, zyan, zAnac, zatR

Of those, ez zi zI have z to make rule anekAlzi work --

kR + liT ta →liTidhA cakR + ta →liTastajha cakR + e →ikoyaNaci cakre

And zap, za, zyan, zAnac, zatR have z label so that tiGzit makes them hard. The hardness makes them get G label by hard apit is Git . That G makes puganta not work here --

kSip + za + tip → kSipati

Rules iSugami, pvAdI, pAghrA work before zit affixes.

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ugit is what has an uk as label.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1090

The uk letters are u, R and others. Therefore, every udit is an ugit, and also every Rdit is an ugit.

Examples --

zatR is an ugit affix because it is Rdit

matup is an ugit affix because it is udit

vasu too is ugit

hasat(R)- is an ugit nounbase because it has zatR, which is Rdit (see yenavidhi)

hanumat(u)- is an ugit nounbase because it has matup, which is udit

ugit nounbases make ugidacA work --

hasat- + au →ugidacA hasantau

hanumat- + am →ugidacA hanumantam

The zatR enders and the matup enders behave mostly the same way before sup, the main difference being that atvasa will work when su is after matup --

hanumat + su →atvasa hanumAts hanumAn

but not when su is after zatR --

hasat + su → hasan

Careful with these two:

bhavat(R)- ends in zatR and means "that is"

bhavat(u)- ends matup and means "your honor".

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udit is what has label u.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1091

As for instance, matup is udit, as well as pit.

And nounbase hanumat- is udit, because it comes from --

hanu- + matup → hanumat-

And hanumantam got num because hanumat- is udit. As whatever is udit is also ugit, rule ugid;acA worked.

Rule aNudit explains the meaning of ku cu Tu tu pu, which are the letters k c T t p with a label u added.

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Ldit is what has label L.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1092

Some roots have L label, such as gam (aka gamL), and zak (aka zakL).

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Rdit is what has label R.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1093

As for instance, zatR is Rdit, the z and the R are labels.

And nounbase hasat- is Rdit, because it has zatR --

has- + zap + zatR → hasat-

Being Rdit makes ugidacA work --

hasat- m + am → hasantam

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JNit means " Jit or Nit "mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1094

As for instance, aN is a JNit affix, and so is iJ. Being JNit and taddhita, both of these make taddhiteSva work.

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khit is what has label kh.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1095

The affixes khaz and khal are khit.

This kh label makes rule arur;dviSa add mum in janamejaya- (see khaz).

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pit is what has label p.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1096

These are pit affixes:

tip sip mip zap lyap

And whatever is not pit is apit. As for instance --

tas jhi za zyan yak

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Tit is what has label T.mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1097

Examples:

The taddhita affix Tac has T to make TiDDhA work.

The T label of the six Tit tenses laT liT luT lRT leT loT makes rule Tita work.

The Tit augments like aT AT IT have T to make Adyantau work.

The label T of TA is just a tellaparter.

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kit is what has label k.mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1098

And what does not have label k is akit.

Examples:

(1) kta, ktvA, are clearly kit affixes.

(2) the mas in

kR + liT mas → kR + ma → cakR + ma → cakRma "we made"

is kit because rule asaMyogAlliTkit says so.

(3) The mas in

dviS + laT mas → dviSmas "we hate"

is akit because no rule says it's kit. It is Git by hard apit is Git , however.

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Git is what has label G.mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1099

What has label G is Git. And what doesn't, is aGit.

Examples:

Ge, Gasi, Gas, Gi, caG, aG, yaG are clearly Git.

zyan, za, znu are always Git because rule hard apit is Git says so.

tas mas ta AtAm etc are Git when they are hard.

tip sip mip have G label when they are hard and replaced liG (by yAsuTpa).

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kGit means " kit or Git ".mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1100

A kGit is what is kit or Git, ie what has label k or G.

Some of the rules that work before kGit root affixes --

kGitica makes several rules not work, such as hardsoft and puganta

an-iditAM hala:: upadhAyAH kGiti makes the M of sraMs disappear

grahijyA stretches some roots

These affixes are kGit because they carry k --

kta yak ktavatu ktvA

lyap (it always inherits k from ktvA)

za zyan (rule hard apit is Git always gives G to these)

These are kGit because they carry G --

caG

These are kGit most of the time --

tas jhi AtAm jha. Because, most of the time, one of hard apit is Git or asaMyogAlliTkit works on them. But AtAm jha are not kGit in sasraMsAte sasraMsire "they fell".

Some affixes that are never kGit --

tumun

u

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