A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c17.17

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Although each of the seven hundred and two words which make up the complete typical Sanskrit verb contains the common root-syllable, yet this syllable does not appear in the same form in each word, but is subject to certain euphonic and other influences which affect both the vowels and consonants composing it, and often materially alter its shape. Thus the verbal root KAR, “do,” appears in classical Sanskrit in the following forms:

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