0: Introduction
Motivation for writing this book, the goal and structure of the book, and prerequisites for the reader
Category: Palibook
1: The Pali Language Basics
A concise overview of the Pali language covering key features
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2.1: apādāna (Ablative)
apādāna words refer to the source from which it occurs and is generally translated as “from”. It is normally (but not always) associated with the fifth case (⑤) vibhatti endings. It is often referred to as “ablative” in English Pali grammar books.
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2: `kāraka` (word ending) meanings
Various meanings and usage-rules of word endings in sentences after vibhatti has been applied {271}-{315}
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3: Awakening
Translation of the bodhisutta Ud 1.1-1.3 PTS 1-3 Verses 1-3
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A: Symbols and Glossary of Pali technical terms
List of symbols used in this book and their meanings
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C: Pali Grammar Specification
A concise diagrammatic representation of Pali Grammar
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D: `dhātu` (roots)
A listing of Pali roots and conjugations
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E: `sandhi` Rules
sandhi rules from Kaccāyana {12}-{51}
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F: `upasagga ` meanings
Detailed Meanings of upasagga Particles
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G: `vibhatti` Rules
vibhatti rules from Kaccāyana
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H: `taddhita` (affixes)
taddhita affixes and their meanings
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I: `ākhyāta` (verb endings)
ākhyāta ending rules
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J: `kibbidhāna` (`kita` affixes)
kita affixes and their meanings
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K: `uṇādi` (`kita` affixes)
uṇādi affixes and their meanings
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L: `sabbanāma` (Pronouns)
List of sabbanāma and their vibhatti endings
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M: Overview of Kaccāyana
An overview of Kaccāyana and interpretation guidelines