Dā-d-antass’ aṃ mi-mesu

When ‘mi’ and ‘ma’ follow, [there is] ‘aṃ’ of the end of “dā”.

Kaccāyana 482
Rūpasiddhi 508
Saddanīti 972
Ākhyāta-Kappa · Catuttha-Kaṇḍa

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482. 508. Dā-d-antass’ aṃ mi-mesu (972)

[Dā-antassa + aṃ + mi-mesu = 3 words]

Dā iccetassa dhātussa antassa aṃ hoti mi ma icc etesu.

Dammi (Khu. v, 325), damma.

When ‘mi’ and ‘ma’ follow, [there is] ‘aṃ’ of the end of “dā”.

When ‘mi’ and ‘ma’ follow, there is ‘aṃ’ of the end of the root “dā”.

Examples

Dammi (I give), damma (we give).

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