Catu-cchehi tha ṭhā

After “catu” (four) and “cha” (six), [there are] ‘tha’ and ‘ṭha’.

Kaccāyana 384
Rūpasiddhi 407
Saddanīti 816
Taddhita-Kappa · Aṭṭhama-Kaṇḍa

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384. 407. Catu-cchehi tha ṭhā (816)

[Catu-cchehi + tha-ṭhā = 2 words]

Catu cha icc etehi tha ṭha icc ete paccayā honti saṅkhyāpūraṇatthe.

Catuttho (Khu. ix, 51), chaṭṭho (Khu. ix, 55).

After “catu” (four) and “cha” (six), [there are] ‘tha’ and ‘ṭha’.

In the meaning of ordinal, after “catu” (four) and “cha” (six), there are the suffixes ‘tha’ and ‘ṭha’.

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Catuttho (fourth), chaṭṭho (sixth).

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