Dear Petra,
I know of two examples of the sattamītappurisa type in Kaccāyana's grammar:
rūpe saññā : rūpasaññā & saṃsāre dukkhaṃ : saṃsāradukkhaṃ (Kc 327 (Be)). I'm
not sure if these are the type you have in mind. I'm looking at
"cakkābhivuḍḍhi-" as similar: cakke abhivuḍḍhi with cakka being the cause
(nimitta) of the increase---growth on account of the cakka. I started out
thinking of the genitive relation of cakka but I have trouble agreeing with
the notion of growth of the cakka. Abh 781-2 gives 14 meanings of cakka. The
explanation of dhammacakka at Sv-nt I 36 is from Sv-pt I 24.
Best,
Jim
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From: "petra kieffer-Pülz" <kiepue@...>
To: <palistudy@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 04, 2011 8:25 AM
Subject: Re: [palistudy] Sv-n.t I 1-2 (introductory verse 10)
Dear Jim,
loc.? Do you know of examples? I think cakka is genitiv to abhivu.d.dhi
"growth of cakka" (whatever might be the exact meaning of cakka here). I
agree with you that it needs detailed investigation.
Curious to learn about your results.
Petra
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