Hello pali group,
I was reading the section of wardners introduction to pali on the verbs that take the n in their formation such as janaati. In the list of verbs he has sa.mjanati (to percieve) shouldnt the correct internal sandhi be sa~n~nati. perhaps the verb he lists is a different one than the one I am thinking of.

Mettacittena
Johnny Pruitt


Ong Yong Peng <pali.smith@...> wrote: Dear George,

thanks for the information.

metta,
Yong Peng.

--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, George Bedell wrote:

> In Lesson 4, which discusses the aorist. The example used for
> 2nd person singular is upasa.mkami. Is this a typing error?
> Should it be 'upasa.mkamo' instead?

The Pali grammarians give -o as the basic second person singular
suffix of the aorist active (Kaccaayana 430, Saddaniiti 901).
Narada's grammar follows this, but says 'The second person "o" is
mostly changed into "i"' (page 27). Gair and Karunatillake say that
this verb has "the -is Aorist" and give the same paradigm as Warder
(page 87). According to Collins, the suffix -o appears only with root
aorists and there only as an option (pages 87-8).






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