Agnipurana 348.3
Agnipurāṇa 348.3
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348.3
ādivarṇo gṛhyamāṇo 'pyantyenetā sahaiva tu /
tayormadhyagatānāṃ syādgrāhakaḥ svasya tadyathā //
An initial phoneme, when apprehended together with the final it, / denotes those situated between them and itself. For example:
348.3.p1
aṇ eṅ aṭ yaṅ chav jham bhaṣ ak ik aṇ iṇ yaṇ pareṇa
ṇakāreṇa / am yam ṅam ac ic aic ay may jhay khay jav jhav khav cav śav as
has vas bhas al hal bal ral jhal sal iti pratyāhāraḥ
aṇ, eṅ, aṭ, yaṅ, chav, jham, bhaṣ, ak, ik, aṇ, iṇ, yaṇ with the second ṇa; / am, yam, ṅam, ac, ic, aic, ay, may, jhay, khay, jav, jhav, khav, cav, śav, as, has, vas, bhas, al, hal, bal, ral, jhal, śal. Such is the abbreviation.
348.3.p2
:e ity āgneye mahāpurāṇe vyākaraṇe pratyāhāro
nāmāṣṭacatvāriṃśadadhikatriśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ
:p 239
Thus in the glorious Agni Purāṇa, in the section on grammar, the three hundred and forty-eighth chapter, entitled “The Pratyāhāras”.
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348.3.p4
:ś athonapañcāśadadhikatriśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ
Now the three hundred and forty-ninth chapter.
348.3.p5
sandhisiddharūpaṃ
The perfected forms of euphonic combination (sandhi)
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit