Karnatakabhashabhushana 3.23
Karṇāṭakabhāṣābhūṣaṇa 3.23
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- Sanskrit
3.23.1
ut ēt.
[3.23] After [a stem ending in] u, [it becomes] ē.
3.23.2
ukārāntād digvācinaḥ śabdāt parabhūtāyāḥ saptamyāḥ sthānē ēkārō bhavati.
In place of the locative case following a u-ending directional word, there is the vowel ē.
3.23.3
mēgirdudu
mēgirdudu;
3.23.4
keḻage polaṁ
keḻage polaṁ;
3.23.5
oḷage jaḷagu
oḷage jaḷagu;
3.23.6
poṟage kaḻtale
poṟage kaḻtale.
3.23.7
digvācinyō ’ṇ — iti aṇi prāptē sākṣāt saptamy-abhāvāt aṇ na syāt. uta iti kiṁ?
When aṇ would apply by [the rule] “aṇ after directional words”, because of the absence of a direct locative [ending], aṇ does not apply. Why [does the rule say] “after [a stem ending in] u”?
3.23.8
uttal
uttal;
3.23.9
ittal
ittal.
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