satadhaa (in hundred ways)
bahudhaa (in many ways)
katidhaa (in how many ways)
134. "-so" is suffixed to some nouns to form the distributive adverbs.
pa~ncaso (five by five)
.thaanaso (according to the place or cause)
pada (word) + so = padaso (word by word)
sabbaso (in every way)
yoni (origin) + so = yoniso (according to origin or insight)
bahuso (in many ways, almost)
135. "-thaa" and "-tha.m" are suffixed to some pronouns in order to
form the adverbs of manner.
ta + thaa = tathaa (so, like that, in that way)
ya + thaa = yathaa (as, like)
a~n~na + thaa = a~n~nathaa (in another way)
ubhaya + thaa = ubhayathaa (in both ways)
sabba + thaa = sabbathaa (in every way)
ki.m + tha.m = katha.m (how, in what way)
ima + tha.m = ittha.m (thus)
(ima becomes i, and th of the suffix is reduplicated)
136. "-tana" is suffixed to some indeclinables to form adjectives from
them.
ajja + tana = ajjatana (belonging to this day)
sve + tana = svaatana (belonging to tomorrow)
hiiyo + tana = hiiyattana (belonging to yesterday)
puraa + tana = puraatana (belonging to the olden days, old)
sana.m + tana = sanantana (ancient)
(sve becomes svaa, and hiiyo becomes hiiya before -tana)
137. "-tra", "-ttha", "-hi.m" and "ha.m" are suffixed to some pronouns
in order to form adverbs of place.
sabba + tra = sabbatra (everywhere)
sabba + ttha = sabbattha (everywhere)
ta + tra = tatra (there)
ta + ttha = tattha (there)
ya + ttha = yattha (wherever)
a~n~na + tra = a~n~natra (in another place or without)
ima + ttha = ettha (here). ma is elided, and i becomes e.
ima + tra = atra (here). ma is elided, and i becomes a.
ki.m + hi.m = kuhi.m. ki.m becomes ku.
ta + hi.m, ha.m = tahi.m, taha.m (there)
138. "-daa", "-daani" and "-daacana.m" are suffixed to some pronouns
in order to form adverbs of time.