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 I. ALLGEMEINES UND SPRACHE. 4. VEDIC GRAMMAR. ghrsvi-radhasas 'granting with joy', ghorá-varpasas of terrible appear- ance', citrá-radhasas, tád-okasas, tuvi-svanásas¹, dvi-bárhasas, dhṛṣnv-òjasas, ná-vedasas, nr-cákṣasas, pathi-rákṣasas (VS. xvI. 60) ‘protecting roads', putá- dakṣasas¹, prthu-pájasas, prá-cetasas, prati-jūti-varpasas ‘assuming any form according to impulse', prá-tavasas, prá-tvakṣasas, prá-śravasas ‘farfamed', bāhv- òjasas, bhalānásas N. of a people, mádhu-psarasas fond of sweetness', mádhye- cchandasas (TS.Iv. 3.11³) 'sun' or ‘middle of the year' (Comm.), yajña-vāhasas, yutá-dveşasas 'delivered from enemies', risadasas, rukmá-vakṣasas ‘wearing gold ornaments on the breast', váruna-seșasas 'resembling sons of Varuņa', vắta- ramhasas, váta-svanasas 'roaring like the wind', vi-cetasas, vidmanápasas, vidyún-mahasas 'rejoicing in lightning', vipra-vacasas 'whose words are in- spired', vi-mahasas 'very glorious', visvá-dhayasas, visvá-mahasas 'having all splendour', visvá-vedasas, ví-spardhasas vying', ví-hayasas, vrddhá-savasas of great strength', śréştha-varcasas, sá-cetasas, sa-jósasas, satya-śavasas, sa- bharasas, sá-manasas, sám-okasas, sá-vayasas, sá-srotasas (VS. XXXIV. 11) 'flowing', sahá-cchandasas 'accompanied by metre', sahásra-pajasas 'having a thousandfold lustre', saháujasas (VS. x. 4), su-cáksasas 'seeing well, su-cétasas, su-dámsasas, su-pīvásas 'very fat', su-péśasas, su-prácetasas 'very wise', su-prajásas² (TS.1.6. 2¹; AV.) 'having a good son', su-mánasas, su-mahasas, su-medhasas ³, su-rádhasas, súra-cakşasas 'radiant as the sun', súrya-tvacasas (VS. x. 4) ‘having a covering bright as the sun', súrya-varcasas (VS. x. 4) 'resplendent as the sun', stóma-vahasas 'giving praise', svá-tavasas, sv-ápasas, sv-ápnasas 'wealthy', svá-yaśasas, sv-ávasas, hitá-prayasas. Contracted forms: angiras, án-āgās, návedās, sajóṣās. f. apásas, uşásas and ușásas5, yasásas; agni-bhrājasas 'fire-bright', an-ehásas, ap-sarásas, uru-vyácasas (TS. IV. 1. 8²), tṛṣu-cyávasas ‘moving greedily', dhánv-arṇasas ‘overflowing the dry land', nr-péśasas ‘'adorned by men', prá-cetasas, prá-svādasas 'pleasant', madhv- arnasas having a sweet flood', vi-cetasas, su-péśasas, súda-dohasas milking sweetness', sv-ápasas, svá-yaśasas. - Contracted forms: medhás; á-joṣās 'insatiable', ná-vedās, su-rádhãs. 232 - N. A. n. ámhāmsi, áňkāmsi ‘bends', ándhāmsi, ápāmsi, árṇāmsi, ávāmsi, ágāmsi, énāmsi, ókāmsi, ójāmsi, kárāmsi ‘deeds', chándāmsi, jávāmsi, jráyāmsi, támāmsi, tvákṣāmsi, dámsāmsi, dúvāmsi, dvésāmsi, páyāmsi, pájāmsi, páthāmsi (VS. XXI. 46), péśamsi, práyamsi, bhásāmsi, mánāmsi, máhamsi, rákṣāmsi, rájāmsi, rápāmsi, rádhāmsi, rétāmsi, ródhāmsi, róhāmsi ‘heights', vákṣāmsi, vácāmsi, váyamsi, váramsi 'expanses', várivāmsi, várcămsi (VS. IX. 22), várpāmsi, vāsāmsi, śárdhāmsi, śávāmsi, śrávāmsi, sádāmsi, sárāmsi, sáhāmsi, skándhāmsi ‘branches', hélāmsi, hvárāmsi. A. m. áñgirasas, dhvarásas, yaśásas, rakṣásas, vedhásas; án-agasas, an-ehásas, á-pracetasas, a-radhásas, uru-cákşasas, tuvi-rádhasas, pūtá-dakṣasas, prá-cetasas, brhác-chravasas, yajñá-vanasas, riśádasas, vi-mahasas, ví-spardhasas, sa-jósasas (VS. III. 44), sá-manasas (VS. VII. 25), su-péśasas, su-rádhasas, sv- ápnasas8 Contracted forms: án-agas, su-medhás9. f. apásas, uşásas ¹0, yasásas; a-javásas 'not swift', an-apnásas 'destitute of wealth', an-ehásas, ap- sarásas, ari-dhayasas ‘willingly yielding milk', gharmá-svarasas? 'sounding like (the contents of) a boiler', tád-apasas, bhúri-varpasas, vája-dravinasas richly ¹ Probably a transition form (p. 225, 3). 2 Probably a transition form (p. 225, 2). 3 Probably a transfer form; see'p. 227, note ². 4 Perhaps also an-ehús (x. 611²); see LAN- MAN 551¹. 7 Probably a transition form (p. 225, 3). 8 Also the transition forms sárdhān, án- āgān. 9 It is somewhat doubtful whether this is a contracted A. pl. (VII. 91³). 5 In the Pada text uşásas. 10 Once also uşásas. In III. 67 and VIII. 6 In I. 112¹8 LANMAN would take ángiras 41³ LANMAN (566) would take ușás as A. pl. sa A. pl. m. without ending. without ending.