Praudhamanorama 60_335

60_335

Under "ūdhaso 'naṅ" (P. 5.4.131): even though [the form] could be accomplished by a substitute ending in n alone, making it an-aṅ is for the sake of "dhanuṣaś ca".
Under "dāma..." (P. 4.1.27): even though [it is] accomplished because it is a qualification of a bahuvrīhi, the inclusion of -anta is for clarity.
On "beginning with a numeral": the point is that, on the strength of svarita accentuation, only a portion is continued.
On "kevalamāmaka... (P. 4.1.30) etc.": [The examples are:] addhyasyāṃ māmakī tanūḥ; mitrāvaruṇayor bhāgadheyī; aniṣevyās tanvaḥ santu pāpīḥ; utāparibhyo maghavā vijigye; samānī va ākūtiḥ; āryakṛtī; sumaṅgalī; śivā rudrasya bheṣajī.