a dative; an ablative, a locative. § 216-217. 159 Haldenrat andsida (are you desirous of nothing but food ?), Kathâs. 24, 176 etc. P. 2, 1, 34 e) in the case of food dressed with some ingredient or by mixing two materials, as : gu: Likewise Daç. 139 fa (em- and 35. poisoned food). IV. the dative may be compounded: a) the dative of the aim in such cases as - b) the dative of the remote object with the words af (offer- P. 2, 1, 36. ing to), fe (good for), a (pleasant for), fan (kept, guarded at an af for) and the like, as facuafo;, men, Panc. I, 47 etc. With them is named »purpose, aim, scope." On the compounds in ' we have treated 194. V. the ablative: fata = a) with words expressive of fear, as na (fear of wolves), P. 2, 1, 37. R. 3, 27, 20 u (deer, afraid of the hunter); b) with some participles, which signify a withdrawal ¹). Daç. 89 Tranfaan en anfaza (she rose from the dance and went away), M. 2, 89 anaf: (one who has forfeited the savitri), R. 3, 25, 24 fafe- tont quregat. qua (Th, GUM- F. 2, 1, 36. VI. the locative: a) with such nouns as are construed with a locative of refe- P. 2, 1, 40. rence, as those of attachment, skill and the like (148). R. 3, 19, 22 mot vad (two men, accomplished at arms), Panc. I, 18 aug- datum: (skilled in the commerce of merchandises); b) in some cases, when denoting a time or a place. Of the kind Panini names compounds in f (prepared, dressed), gre P. 2, 1, 41. (dried), (cooked), , also parts of the day or night +, P. 2, 1, 45, as aichtenfers (prepared in Sänkåçya), #myon (dried in the sun), (done in the forenoon); e) in some standing phrases and proverbial locutions, see P. 2, 1, 42-44; 46-48. 217. This list of possible kinds of tatpurushas, made up of noun- 1) These compounds are not frequent g: (P. 2, 1, 38).
