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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1854 Excerpt:...the option granted by this is required to dispense with their operation. VIPRAKARSHAH. (59.) This being an adhikdra will be implied in the following Sutras. Yuktasya still continues to be implied from S. 9. We are therefore to understand that the subject of the succeeding Sutras to the end of the section will be the separation viprakarsha of conjuncts. Klishtaslishtaratnakriya'sarngeshu TATSWARAVAT P1JRVASYA. (60.) In the words klishta, etc., the conjunct consonants are divided; and the first consonant, which has no vowel of its own, suffers vocalisation, and becomes sounded with the original vowel:3 as, 1 I should prefer dso cf. i. 2, though the MSS. and the Pr. Sanj. have aso. 2 Por this rule, cf. Lass., pp. 275--7, who would explain some of the instances by the force of the accent. 3 At the same time the new syllable so created is, of course, subject to previous rules, and thus the first consonant is sometimes elided by ii. 2. Thus we have Ratna, ratana, and then (by ii. 2) raana; and in S. 65, padma, padwma, and finally paiima. Kilittham, silittham, raanam, kiria, sarango (or in its crude form' saranga'.) Klishta, 'distressed'; slishta, 'embraced'; ratna, 'a gem'; kriya, 'an action'; s&rnga, 'horny.' KRISKNE VA. (61.) In the word krishita, the separation of the conjunct shn is optional: in the case of separation, the vowel must be supplied as before; here, however, the option is definitely restricted; for the separation is imperative, when krishna means 'black,' as kasano; but is forbidden when it means "Vishnu," as kanho iii. 33. IH SRIHRIKRITAKLANTxi.KLESAMLANASWAPNASPARSAHARSHARHAGARHESHU. (62.) In the following words the conjunct is divided, and the first consonant suffers vocalisation as before; but the inserted vowel is i, and not th...