6.1.93

औतोऽम्शसोः

लघुसिद्धान्तकौमुदी 213 · प्रकरण 5, which opens at अर्थवदधातुरप्रत्ययः प्रातिपदिकम् · rule 99 of 100 in it

गो's ओ and the accusative अम्/शस् coalesce into a single long आ

The stem गो "cow, ox" ends in ओ. Before the accusative-singular ending अम् and the accusative-plural ending शस्, the ओ and the ending's vowel are replaced by a single long आ: गो + अम् → गाम् "the cow (acc.)", गो + अस् → गाः "the cows (acc.)". Elsewhere गो keeps its ओ or takes गुण and vṛddhi as the ending calls for — गावौ, गवा, गोः.

• Aṣṭādhyāyī — 6.1.93 औतोऽम्शसोः
• Bālānandinī (LSK, Telugu) — सूत्र 213 in the abridgement; vendor/balanandini-lsk-telugu-ocr.txt

uncheckeddrafted from the rule text and the Bālānandinī

वरदराज writes under it

ओतोऽम्शसोरचि आकार एकादेशः। गाम्। गावौ। गाः। गवा। गवे। गोः। इत्यादि॥