Re: Kc 1

Dear Jim,
Thank you very much, appreciating the trouble you took.
op 16-07-2003 03:32 schreef Jim Anderson op jimanderson_on@...:
....The Kaccaayaana-Dhaatuma~njuusaa is a versified
> list of 884 roots with their meanings. In it is found: ara naase gate
> ca (§365) in the bhuvaadi class.
N: I forgot what the bhuvaadi class is.
J: I'm currently involved in a long and detailed study
> of 'attha' and will post a separate article on this when I'm finished.
> There is a passage in the Saddaniti which explains 'gati' with regards
> to knowing and I will have more on this later. Kc 660 on the affix
> 'tha' derives 'attha' from the root 'as' (to exist) and gives the
> following etymology or nibbacana: "saddaanuruupa.m asati bhavatiiti
> attho". I'm a little puzzled by 'asati' as the usual form for the 3rd
> sing. is 'atthi'.
N: Is this a possibility: Warder Ch 21, p. 169: sati can be locative. And
Warder Ch 16, p. 104: upaadaane kho sati... Thus: In the case of there being
attachment..
And so also: asati: when there is not.. But I do not know this fits the
context.
Nina.