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II. compounding the accusative is allowed: {{right sidenote|P.2,1,29. )

a) when being one of time as {{Sanskrit missing}}. So R. 2, 71, 18 {{Sanskrit missing}} Malat. I, p. 14 {{Sanskrit missing}};

b) with some participles in °, with active or intransitive meaning, {{right sidenote|P. 2, 1, 24.}} as : (gone to the village), fit: (fallen to hell), {{right sidenote|P. 2, 1, 26.}} कष्टश्रित: (come to hardship ), सुखप्रापुः ) sim. In practice, there are more. So f. i. the restriction of (P. 2, 1, 26) to a reproachful term does not imply the prohibition of compounding खट्टा चढ otherwise. See hut Panc. 51, ibid. 30 गृहायातः

{{left sidenote|an instrumental;}} III. compounding the instrumental is allowed:

a) if denoting the agent or instrument + some verbal noun, {{right sidenote|P. 2, 1, 32.}} as श्रहितः. The participles in "तवन्त् are excepted, compounding हिना + हतवान् therefore not allowed. Some proverbial locutions {{left sidenote|P. 2, 1, 33.}} are explicitly named by Pánini, as काकपेया नदी, श्लेयः कूपः, but

In 2, 2, 11 it seems strange, that a special prohibition—that concerning the ordinal nouns of number—is enjoined immediately after the general one (2, 2, 10) which includes also that special case. {{sidenotes end}}