Vedic Metre in its Historical Development c7.s2.22

c7.s2.22

22. The pronoun adás, with its adverbs adáḥ, amútaḥ, and amuyá: the form etád, whether neuter singular or adverb: the pronoun ena (the adverb enā is earlier): and the pronominal words ádhara, adhamá, ítara, údac (údaktāt, udaktáḥ, and uccá are earlier: for uccaíḥ see No. 23): távat, tiryác and its derivatives, párāc (for parācaíḥ see No. 23), bahú (bahulá is earlier) with *bahu-anná, *bahutṛá, *bahudhā́, bahupáyia, *bahuprajā́, *bahusū́van: yatará, yátama: yávat with *yāvanmātrám: sárva ‘all’ (but not sárva ‘whole’), with *sarvátaḥ, *sarva-aṅga, *-hút, -híd.