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Sandhi refers to the combination or joining of letters and words in Sanskrit. There are three main types of sandhi: sara-sandhi involving the combination of vowels, vyabjana-sandhi involving the combination of a vowel and consonant, and niggahita-sandhi involving the combination of j and a vowel or consonant. The rules of sandhi aim to combine words or syllables in a euphonious way through processes like elision, modification, insertion, or lengthening of sounds.
Sandhi refers to the combination or joining of letters and words in Sanskrit. There are three main types of sandhi: sara-sandhi involving the combination of vowels, vyabjana-sandhi involving the combination of a vowel and consonant, and niggahita-sandhi involving the combination of j and a vowel or consonant. The rules of sandhi aim to combine words or syllables in a euphonious way through processes like elision, modification, insertion, or lengthening of sounds.
Sandhi refers to the combination or joining of letters and words in Sanskrit. There are three main types of sandhi: sara-sandhi involving the combination of vowels, vyabjana-sandhi involving the combination of a vowel and consonant, and niggahita-sandhi involving the combination of j and a vowel or consonant. The rules of sandhi aim to combine words or syllables in a euphonious way through processes like elision, modification, insertion, or lengthening of sounds.
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pronunciation and Sara-sandhi and Vyabjana-sandhi.
When two letters of the same word or of two different words are joined together for the sake of euphony the union is called Sandhi (combination or fitting together). Sandhi is divided into 1. Sara-sandhi combination of vowels. !. Vyabjana-sandhi combination of a vowel and a consonant. ". Niggahita-sandhi combination of j and a vowel or a consonant. a). the first occurs when a word ending in a vowel is joined to a word beginning with a vowel# or when two adjacent vowels of the same word are joined together. b). the second occurs when a word ending in a vowel is joined to word beginning with a consonant. c). the third occurs when a word or a syllable ending in $j% is joined to a word or a syllable beginning either with a vowel or a consonant. 1. Sara-sandhi combination of vowels &ombination of vowels is effected by elision or change of one of the two contiguous vowels. A vowel before another vowel is sometimes elided. ubbassaralopa-sandhi Examples: 'abba ( indriyaj pabbindriyaj. )o hi ( etaj no h% etaj. *hikkhuni ( ovado bhikkhunovado. Sabbe ( eva sabb% eva. !hen two contiguous vowels are dissimilar" the second is sometimes elided. parassaralopa-sandhi a + a, a + a, a + a, a + a are similar+ so are i + i, etc. a + i, u, e or o are dissimilar+ so are i + a, u, e, o and so on. Examples, -ti ( api itipi. So ( ahaj so% haj. 'ato ( eva pato% ve. .he vowel a or a combines with a following i or i to e+ with a following u or u to o (i.e.# a ( i or i >e+ a ( u or u /o). *andhussa ( iva bandhuss% eva. &anda ( udayo candodayo. )a ( upeti nopeti. !hen the first vowel is elided the second is sometimes lengthened. .atra ( ayaj tatr ( ayaj tata ( ayaj tatrayaj. 0ani ( idha yan ( idha yan ( idha yanidha. 1iki ( iva kik (iva kik ( iva kikiva. Sometimes the first vowel becomes long when the second is elided. ()ote that only a dissimilar second vowel is elided). 2eva ( iti deva ( ti deva ( ti devati. 3ijju ( iva vijju ( va vijju ( va vijjuva. Sadhu ( iti sadhu ( ti sadhu ( ti sadhuti. I, i" or e before a dissimilar vowel is sometimes changed to y+ then in some places the second vowel is lengthened. 4ggi ( agaro aggy ( agaro aggyagaro. Sotthi ( atthu sotthy ( atthu sotthyatthu. 5e ( ayaj my ( ayaj myayaj. O or u before a dissimilar vowel is sometimes changed to v+ then in some places the second vowel is lengthened. So ( ahaj sv ( ahaj svahaj. 4nu ( eti anv ( eti anveti. )a tu ( eva na tv ( eva na tveva. &onsonants# y, v, m, d, n, t, r, l, h are sometimes inserted between two vowels to avoid a hiatus. y, )a ( idaj na ( y ( idaj nayidaj. v, 'a ( uccati pa ( v ( vccati pavuccati. m, 6ahu ( essati lahu ( m ( essati lahumessati d, 4tta ( attho atta ( d ( attho attadattho. n, -to ( ayati itonayati. t, 4jja ( agge ajjatagge. r, 2u ( akkhato durakkhato. l, &ha ( abhibba chalabhibba. h, 'utha ( eva puthageva.
#. Vyabjana-sandhi combination of a vowel and a consonant. A consonant after a vowel is generally reduplicated. An aspirate is reduplicated by an un-aspirate" and an un-aspirate by itself. Examples: 7upa ( khando rupakkhandho 2u ( karaj dukkaraj 3i ( banaj vibbanaj 8pa ( davo upddavo )i ( phalaj nippalaj A long vowel before a reduplicated consonant is often shortened. 'ara ( kamo parakkamo 5aha ( phalaj mahapphalaj A ( sado assado .he e9ceptions to this rule are, 3edana ( khandho vedanakkhandho 0atha ( kamaj yathakkamaj A vowel before a consonant is sometimes lengthened and sometimes shortened for the sa$e of prosody. 6engthened, 5abbati ( balo mabbati balo )ibbattati ( dukkhaj nibbattati dukkhaj Shortened, *hovadi ( nama so hoti bhovadi nama so hoti. *uddhe yadi va ( savake buddhe yadi va savake. O in :so; and :eso; before a consonant is sometimes changed into :a;. <so ( dhammo esa dhammo So ( muni sa muni <so ( patto esa patto