On the Aindra School of Sanskrit Grammarians, their Place in the Sanskrit and Subordinate Literatures c5.94

c5.94

| aghoshavat | upasarga |
| * aniṅgya (in Prātiçākhyas) | ** uriśsol (upasarga, in all the others) |
| anunāsika | ūshman |
| * anumati | ekavacana |
| anushaṅga (not in the Prātiçākhyas) | * -kāra |
| anusvāra | * kāla |
| * anta | * kriyā (akhyāta, in all the others) |
| * antaḥstha | guṇa |
| ākhyāta | ghoshavat |
| * āgama | jihvāmūlīya |
| * ātmanepada | * dīrgha |
| * āmantrita or āmantraṇa | * dvitīyā etc. ⁴) |
| * iṅgya (in Prātiçākhyas) | dhātu (used by Yāska and, before him, by Çakaṭāyana) |
| ** iḍaiśsol (nipāta in all the others) | dvivacana |
| upadhā | * nāman |
| upadhmānīya | |