Dear Rene and friends,

I think the second part of Saddaniiti is now available on a CD-ROM
with English and Spanish translations. It is from Mexico and most of
the site is in Spanish(?). You may like to take a look:

http://www.cmbt.org/libroselectronicos/psroots.htm

Understanding the Pali roots is important. I think the good part of
Saddaniiti is that it does not assume any knowledge of Sanskrit, and
so it's greatly useful to purely Pali students like myself.

I am also interested in getting a copy. So, if anyone understand
Spanish, kindly help to provide more info. Thanks.

metta,
Yong Peng

--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, Rene Salm wrote:
> I was recently looking at the most recent list of issues of the
Pali Text Society and am curious about a number of them. Does anyone
own any of the following, or have information about them?
>
> -- The Saddaniiti (5 vols.) The description says: "The greatest of
the extant Pali grammars, written by Aggavamsa of Arimaddana in
Burma in A.D. 1154." I am curious about this work, as I understand
it looks at Pali from the point of view of the roots, which is my
preferred way of studying the language.