The Philosophy of the Grammarians, Volume 5

ABORI accepted according action activity agent analysis Anandavardhana apūrva Astādhyāyī awareness Belvalkar Bhartṛhari Bhattoji bhāvanā Brahman Calcutta Cardona cognition commentary compound constituents context convey cooks darśana Delhi Devadatta dhvani Dikşita's Edited editor's element entity existence explain expression gender George Cardona Grammarians Hari Helārāja Indian individual indivisible jāti Kaiyața kāla kāraka Kāśikā Kātyāyana Konda Bhatta Kumārila Kunjunni Raja language linguistic form madhyamā Mahābhāṣya Mandana manifested Mīmāmsā Mimamsaka Mīmāmsakas Miśra Nāgeśa Bhatta's Naiyāyikas NCat Nirukta nouns Nyaya object Panini Paninian paśyanti Patañjali perception philosophy phonemes Poona preverbs primary meaning refers relation result revealed Rg Veda rules śabda Sabda Brahman Samkara Sanskrit Grammar Sarma ŚARMAN Sastri secondary meaning sense sentence meaning sequence Siddhāntakaumudi significative power signifies sounds SPAIOC speaker speech sphota sphota theory Subramania Iyer suffix sūtra syntactic things Tikā tion understanding universal usage utterance vāc Vākyapadiya Varanasi Vedic verb verbal root verse Vrtti vyākaraṇa word meanings Yudhisthira