On the Aindra School of Sanskrit Grammarians, their Place in the Sanskrit and Subordinate Literatures c5.148

c5.148

² Edited by Dr. A. Weber p. 990. In a note on p. 1018 Profr. Weber shows that at the time this Brāhmaṇa was written, grammar had advanced far enough to identify roots such as √bhū and √as. This is supported by many passages in the Aitareya Br. (ed. Haug)—i., 10; ii., 1; iii., 2 and 29 (√mad), 39 and 47 (sudhā identified with suhita); iv., 6. 29. 32; v., 5 (janūmshi is said to be jāta-vat) etc.