Karnatakabhashabhushana 2.15
English (machine translation) 2.15
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2.15.1
[Sūtra 15:] After a consonant other than l or y, c is [substituted] for s; in some cases, the quality of j.
2.15.2
The sound c is substituted for the sound s that stands after a consonant excluding l and y.
2.15.3
[Examples:] nuṇcaraṁ,
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iñcaraṁ,
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orcavaḍi.
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The word “diversely” carries forward; therefore, in some cases it does not occur.
2.15.7
[Examples:] kaṇsōlaṁ,
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kīḻsari.
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In some cases, even the sound j occurs.
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[Examples:] poñjarige,
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muñjār.
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Why [is it said,] “other than l and y”?
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[Counterexamples:] melsaraṁ,
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balsari,
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meysoṅku.
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bāysavi;
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kaysore.
Linked texts (1)
- Karṇāṭakabhāṣābhūṣaṇa — Nāgavarma II, Sanskrit