Praudhamanorama 60_340

60_340

As for what they explain—that in the sense of "he speaks of a dog" or "he behaves like a dog", when ṇic or kvip is replaced by kvau, because it is subordinate, in the absence of ṅīṣ, ṅīp applies just as in niḥśunī—that is incorrect; in the primary doctrine, the mentioned form with vocalization and elision of the stem-final vowel is unattainable after ṇic. In other cases, however, let it be accepted somehow.
On "if it is a container": that in which grain is sown, [that is,] placed.
goṇā is different: that which is an arbitrary proper name.
On "non-artificial": as in "This is that natural spot where, while searching for you..."