Praudhamanorama 60_330

60_330

On tryanīkā: an aggregate of three rows (anīka); here, because ajādi is an open-ended class (ākṛtigaṇa), ṭāp applies; so the Mīmāṃsakas say in the Tryanīkādhikaraṇa.
On pañcāśvā: Objection: Here let there not be ṅīṣ by "dvigoḥ"; but because it ends in ṭhak, it should certainly occur? If so, no; because of the explanation, 'the akāra of ṭhak'.
On dvibistā: Amara says, "suvarṇa and bista denote an akṣa of gold"; and "an ācita consists of ten bhāras".
On dvikambalyā: bought for two kambalyas. A kambalya is a hundred palas of wool; the affix yat by "kambalācca saṃjñāyām"; the elision (luk) of ṭhañ having the meaning of 'bought'.