Introduction
This section provides an overview of KaccÄyana in terms of context, structure, other available translations, motivation and reference sources.
šššššøš¬š¦ (KaccÄyana)
My translation of the earliest available PÄli grammar into modern English, accompanied by diagrams.
Categories:
ka
/k/
c
/c/
cÄ
/ca:/
ya
/j/
na
/n/
Palm leaf manuscript of KaccÄyana and KaccÄyanavutti (FPL3851)
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1. š²š¦šš„šŗšš§šš§ (Sandhikappa)
sandhi is derived from saį¹ + dhÄ meaning “putting together” and is used to refer to the transformation that result from the joining together of two words (or two parts of a word) for the sake of euphony.