लघुसिद्धान्तकौमुदी · वरदराज
1.1.20
दाधा घ्वदाप्
लघुसिद्धान्तकौमुदी 622 · प्रकरण 14, which opens at जुहोत्यादिभ्यः श्लुः · rule 20 of 25 in it
the दा and धा roots, except दाप्, are named घु
The roots शaped like दा "give" and धा "put" are given the name घु, except दाप् "cut" (and दैप् "purify"). The घु name gathers just those दा/धा roots that behave alike, so that later rules — the ones that drop or shorten their long आ before certain endings — can reach them by one word. आदाय "having taken", from दा with आ, दधानः "holding", from धा, and श्रद्दधानाः "believing" all stand on roots this rule names घु. The derivation names it on the silent step where the root is fixed as घु.
- Aṣṭādhyāyī — 1.1.20 दाधा घ्वदाप्
- Bālānandinī (LSK, Telugu) — सूत्र 622 in the abridgement; vendor/balanandini-lsk-telugu-ocr.txt
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वरदराज writes under it
दारूपा धारूपाश्च धातवो घुसंज्ञाः स्युर्दाप्दैपौ विना। घ्वसोरित्येत्त्वम्। देहि। दत्तम्। अददात्, अदत्त। दद्यात्, ददीत। देयात्, दासीष्ट। अदात्। अदाताम्। अदुः॥
uncheckedashtadhyayi.com (prakriyā)
8 derivations stand on it
9 words of this poem
the derivation names it — The rule stands at a step of the chain that produces the ending.