Pakati c’ assa sarantassa

And there is the original form of those that end in a vowel.

Kaccāyana 318
Rūpasiddhi 333
Saddanīti 693
Samāsa-Kappa · Sattama-Kaṇḍa

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318. 333. Pakati c’ assa sarantassa (693)

[Pakati + ca + assa + sarantassa = 4 words]

Luttāsu vibhattīsu assa sarantassa liṅgassa pakatirūpāni honti.

Cakkhusotaṃ (Khu. i, 211); mukhanāsikaṃ; rājaputto (Khu. iii, 205); rājapuriso (A. i, 170).

And there is the original form of those that end in a vowel.

When the inflections of that base that ends in a vowel have been elided, the original forms remain.

Examples

Cakkhusotaṃ (eye and ear).
Mukhanāsikaṃ (mouth and nose).
Rājaputto (son of the king).
Rājapuriso (man of the king).

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