150 § 208-210. 208. Dvandvas of adjectives are relatively seldom, if com- of adjecti- pared with the frequency of those made up of sub- Dvandras YCS. stantives. So Kathas, 25, 6 rugat fad..... Aİ JEAN- ay (thick and long), Kumâras. 1, 35 and a mind a (legs round, well-proportioned and not too long), Kathås. 25, 229 faizun see 207, Malâv. V, p. 137 faut see 207. - Panc. I, 204 gazafaùt Dreher en legger fint: (lions with dishevelled mane and frightful rent- mouth) may be an instance of a dvandva of two adjectives, either of which is a compound itself. 209. Two kinds of compounds are reckoned by vernacular grammar among the tatpuruahas, which by their meaning should rather be considered dvandvas: chulchri 60 1. Such as #ff (eatable and not eatable), (done and P.2, 1, Combina- undone; wrought and unwrought), adiqca, nagraa. Op. Kathâs. with tion of par- O ticiplés: 27, 1 afatida fazer (by turns lowering and raising his head). 1. Chaand 2. Those made up of two participles in a, the compounding and the of which declares the two actions being done immediately one 210. 1 like; 2.etg after another. The former in time is also the former member. Of the and the kind are gety (as soon lost as it is seen), anglay (after bathing and anointing one's self). Câk. IV: fa: (enters a disciple, just arising from his couch), Ragh. 4, 37 .... Bretagiar: (like stalks of rice dug out and forth with replant. ed), Pane. I, 5 : (died soon after birth), ibid. V, 7 fafa:) Add sinfdaet: quenina erger: qafe, Kathâs. 29, 141 an illness (:) is said to have been
- »as soon driven out as its nature
had been recognised." 2. TATPURUSHA. Tatpu- The tatpurusha serves to express in a condensed shape a rusha. noun-substantive or adjective-together with some other P. 2, 1. 49. noun qualifying it, as drgha: = Aw TT(his man), raad: = fa (bitten by a serpent), J-
