aa + kamU + ya = akkamya = akkamma (having trodden)
u + padA + ya = uppadya = uppajja (having been born or arisen)
upa + labhA + ya = upalabbhya = upalabbha (having got)
pa + madA + ya = pamadya = pamajja (having delayed, being negligent)
aa + rabhA + ya = aarabhya = aarabbha (having begun, on account of,
concerning)
pa + visA + ya = pavisya = pavissa (having entered)
vi + bhajA + ya = vibhajya = vibhajja (having divided)
(3) -y is interchanged with the last consonant if the latter is "h":
aa + ruhA + ya = aaruhya = aaruyha (having ascended)
gahA + ya = gahya = gayha (having taken)
sa.m + muhA + ya = sammuhya = sammuyha (having forgotten)
pa + gahA + ya = paggahya = paggayha (having raised or held up)
(4) Sometimes -y is reduplicated:
vi + nii + ya = vineyya (having removed)
vi + ci + ya = viceyya (having considered)
159. -tya is always changed to cca together or without the last
consonant of the root.
upa + hanA + tya = upahacca (having vexed)
aa + hanA + tya = aahacca (having knocked or struck)
pa.ti + i (to go or know) + tya = pa.ticca (following upon, on account of)
anu + vidA + tya = anuvicca (having known or considered)
ava + i + tya = avecca (having understood)
upa + i + tya = upecca (having come near)
ni + padA + tya = nipacca (having bowed down)
ni + hanA + tya = nihacca (having knocked down)
sa.m + karA + tya = sakkacca (carefully, respectfully)
vi + vicA + tya = vivicca (having separated)
Exercise 26
Translate into English and point out the primary derivatives