A bit of Sanskrit
derivational mxsorphology |
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Upasarga / उप्सर्ग : Common Derivational Prefixes
| ati | beyond |
| adhi | over |
| anu | after |
| antar | within |
| apa | away/bad |
| abhi | toward |
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| ava | down |
| aa | back, return, ++ |
| ud | up |
| upa | toward |
| ni | down, in |
| nih | out |
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| vi | against |
| sam | together |
| para | away |
| pari | around |
| pra | onward, ++ |
| prati | against |
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++ = "emphasis"
Ellen Prince: When a linguist uses the term "emphasis" it means they don't know what they are talking about.
k-, y-, t- indeclineables
| k- | WH question word |
| y- | indefinite: wh-relative, relative to which one |
| t- | definite: th-relative, relative to that one |
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| -atham | manner |
| -atah | source |
| -atrah | place |
| -adaa | time |
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| yaavad | taavad |
| while | then |
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