I. ALLGEMEINES UND SPRACHE. 4. VEDIC GRAMMAR. 'driving well', su-śármā (VS. VIII. 8) 'good protector', su-șthámā 'having a firm support', svādu-kṣádma 'having sweet food'. N. A. n. ájma 'track', ádma food', éma 'course', kárma 'deed, kárşma 'goal', kşádma 'carving knife', cárma 'skin', jánima 'birth', jánma ‘birth', tókma 'young blade of corn', dáma 'cord', dhárma 'ordinance', dháma ‘abode', náma ‘name', pátma ‘flighť', bráhma ‘prayer', bhásma (TS. VS. XII. 35) ‘ashes', bhima 'earth', mánma 'thought, márma vital part', yama 'course', lóma (TS. VS. XIX. 92) 'hair', vártma 'path' (Kh. v. 2¹), várma 'mail', vásma 'garment', vema (VS. xix. 83) 'loom', véśma 'house', vyòma ‘sky', śákma ‘power', śarma 'refuge', sádma 'seat, sáma 'chant', sáma 'wealth', stháma 'station', syúma 'strong', svádma 'sweetness', hóma 'oblation'. With final vowel lengthened in the Samhita text: kármā, jánimī, dhắmā (AV.), bhúmā, vyòmā, su-ṣṭárīmā² (TS. v. 1. 11²) 'forming an excellent couch', svádma³. 208 A. m. áśmānam, a-sremáṇam, ātmánam, ūṣmaṇam (AV.) 'heat', ojmánam 'power', ománam 'favour', klómānam (VS. xIx. 85) 'right lung', jarimáṇam, tuvi- brahmaṇam 'praying much', darmáṇam, dāmánam 'gift', dur-mánmanam, dyutád- yāmānam, dvi-jánmanam, dharmáṇam, páka-sthāmānam, pāpmánam (VS.XII.99; TS. I. 4. 41¹), puru-tmánam 'existing variously', purú-ṇāmānam (AV.) ‘having many names', brahmánam, bhumánam, mahimánam, resmánam (VS.xxv. 2), varimanam, varsmánam height', viśvá-karmanam, vi-sarmánam 'dispersion', satátmanam, satyá-dharmaṇam, sadmánam 'sitter', sahá-samanam 'accompanied by songs', su-tármāṇam (TS. 1. 2. 22) 'crossing well', su-dyótmanam, su-bráh- māṇam, su-śármāṇam, sománam 'preparer of Soma', stamánam (AV. v. 135) 'track' (?), svadmánam 'sweetness', harimanam 'jaundice'. With short a: aryamánam, tmánam 'breath'. I. m. áśmana, atmánā (VS. XXXII. 11), usmáṇā (VS. xxv. 9), tmánā, pāpmánā (VS. XIX. 11), bhásmanā ‘chewing', majmánā ‘greatness', varṣmaṇā, visvá-karmaṇā.— I. ománā, pravád-yāmanā 'having a precipitous course', bhumánā 'abundance', śatá-yāmanā (AV. SV.) 'having a hundred paths'. 2. aryamná (AV.), pămná (AV.) ‘scab', bhumná (VS. III. 5), mahimná, varimná ª (VS. AV.), śatá-yamnā. 3. prathinas, prená 'love', bhūná, mahina ³, variná (TS.); draghmá, raśma ¹⁰. n. kármanā, jánmana, dhármaṇā 'ordinance', pátmanā, bráhmaṇā, bhásmanā (VS. vI. 21) ‘ashes', mánmanā, vármana, vidmana 'wisdom', vi-dharmanā 'extension', śákmanā, śármaṇā, śákmanā 'might', svá-janmana 'self-begotten', hánmanā 'stroke'. — 1. bhúmanā I. 'earth', syúmana, hemána 'zeal'. - 2. dámnā (AV.) 'tie', dhámna, nấmnā, lómnā (AV.) 'hair', sámnā, sutrāmṇā (VS. xx. 35) 'protecting well. IO D. m. I. atmáne (VS. VII. 28), takmáne (AV.) a kind of disease, tmáne, pāpmáne (AV. VS.), brahmáne, bhúri-karmane 'doing much', višvá-karmaṇe (TS. VS. VIII. 45). 2. aryamné, jarimné, bhūmné (VS. xxx. 13) 'plenty', mahimné; án-usra-yämne 'not going out during daylight', usrá-yamne, su-trắmne (VS. x. 31), su-samne N. of a man ('having beautiful songs'), suhávītu-nāmne whose name is to be invoked successfully'. n. kár- 1 su-dhárma (VS. xxxvIII. 14) ‘well support- ing' seems to be meant for a V. (wrong accent), but perhaps su-dhármã should be read. 2 sustárīma in the Pada text. 3 See LANMAN 5311. 4 Once also the transfer form varimátā, according to the declension in -mant. 5 For prathimná from prathimán-. 6 For premná from premán-. 7 For bhumná beside bhumánā. - 8 mahina occurs 35 times, mahimná only 3 times. 9 Beside varimná (AV.). The TS. twice has varina, which in the corresponding passages of the VS. is replaced by varimṇắ; cp. Lanman 533. 10 In these two forms the m being preceded by a consonant remains, the n being dropped: draghmná 'breadth', and raśmná 'rein'. Probably also dāná for dāmná ‘gift', and possibly áśna = áśmanā. =
