176. Itthiyamato āppaccayo.176. The affix -ā (comes) from -a in the feminine.176. Itthiyamato āppaccayo.syā etc. case endings;sya và các hậu tố khác chỉ làm sáng tỏ nghĩa của gốc từ;ṇā etc. affixes express the meaning of the affix, or even their own meaning.ṇā và các hậu tố khác thì biểu thị nghĩa của hậu tố, hoặc cũng biểu thị nghĩa của chính nó.vā và tavetu và nādīsu và ca’’, nên hậu tố giống cái cũng được gọi là danh từ.syā etc. endings arise as before, and the si ending is elided by "sesato lopaṃ gasipī".sya và các hậu tố khác như trước,* ‘‘sesato lopaṃ gasipī’’ loại bỏ si.177. Ā gho.177. -Ā is gha.177. Ā gho.yo ending is optionally elided by "ghapato ca yonaṃ lopo."178. Ghate ca.178. And in gha.178. Ghate ca.ga ending after gha becomes e, with vowel elision etc.aṃ case, with vowel elision and natural state, it is kaññaṃ; kaññā kaññāyo.aṃ,* sự loại bỏ nguyên âm và trạng thái tự nhiên,* kaññaṃ, kaññā kaññāyo.179. Ghato nādīnaṃ.179. To nā etc. from gha.179. Ghato nādīnaṃ.nā etc. up to smiṃ that come after a base whose final -ā has the gha designation, are replaced by āyā.smiṃ –180. Ghapato smiṃ yaṃ vā.180. -Yaṃ optionally from gha to smiṃ.180. Ghapato smiṃ yaṃ vā.smiṃ ending after gha optionally becomes yaṃ. Otherwise, it takes the āyā substitution.ammā etc. is only in the vocative.e substitution for ga would occur by "ghate cā" –181. Na ammādito.181. Not from ammā etc.181. Na ammādito.ga ending that comes after ammā, annā etc. does not become e.syā etc. endings arise, and si is elided, resulting in ratti.sya và các hậu tố khác,* loại bỏ si,* ratti.182. Te itthikhyā po.183. From pa (comes) yā.182. Te itthikhyā po.itthikhyā means "referring to the feminine." When the final i and u vowels of a base are feminine, they are designated as pa. With this pa designation, the yo ending is elided by "ghapato cā" etc., and lengthened by "yosu kata" etc.183. Pato yā.183. From pa (comes) yā.183. Pato yā.nā etc. that come after i and u vowels with the pa designation, are replaced by yā.184. Amā pato smiṃsmānaṃ vā.184. Optionally am and ā for smiṃ and smā from pa.184. Amā pato smiṃsmānaṃ vā.smiṃ and smā endings that come after pa are optionally replaced by aṃ and ā respectively.u endings, and from i endings it occurs according to usage.185. Pasaññassa ca.185. And of pa designation.185. Pasaññassa ca.i vowel of a pa designated word is followed by a singular yo case ending that begins with a vowel, the ya sound occurs.ya sound, the term pasañña refers only to the i vowel, and the term ca is to prevent it in "ratto" etc.smiṃ ending, the aṃ substitution and ya substitution occur, ratyaṃ.yaṃ substitution occurs by "ghapato smiṃ yaṃ vā," rattiyaṃ.186. Ādito o ca.186. And o from ādi.186. Ādito o ca.smiṃ ending optionally becomes aṃ or o from ādi (etc.).ā and aṃ or o substitutions also occur from other words.187. Nadādito vā ī.187. Optionally ī from nadā etc.187. Nadādito vā ī.nadā etc. or not nadā etc., when it signifies the feminine gender.anadā etc., therefore -ī also comes from puthugava etc.syā and so on.Itthī (woman), itthī (singular), by the rule "the short a before a consonant," and so on, becomes short, itthiyo (plural).jha, la, pa," there is shortening.Bhoti itthi, bhotiyo itthī itthiyo.yaṃ or smī from ghapa."188. Aṃ yamīto pasaññato.188. Aṃ becomes yam after ī of a designation.188. Aṃ yamīto pasaññato.aṃ suffix after the ī vowel of a designation sometimes becomes yaṃ.Itthiyaṃ or itthīṃ, itthī (plural), itthiyo, itthiyā, itthīhi or itthībhi, itthiyā, itthīnaṃ, itthiyā, itthīhi or itthībhi, itthiyā, itthīnaṃ, itthiyaṃ or itthiyā, itthīsu.nadī (river), nadī.yo-elision, by the tu word in "then yo and namo," there is also the yo and namo substitution, and by "pasaññassa cā" there is ya for ī, and by "yavataṃ talana" and so on, ja for dya, and gemination.Najjo flow, nadiyo.najjo and so on, which are thus formed here, by the mention of a command in the commentary, is for showing other means of formation, like for atraja sugatā and so on.He nadi, he nadī, he najjo, he nadiyo, nadiyaṃ or nadīṃ, nadī, najjo, nadiyo.am and so on sūtras, by the division of the rule "ā from pa," sometimes there is the substitution of ā for na and añca, by which na jaccā vasalo hoti, pathabyā ekarajjenā and so on are accomplished, and as before, the ya and ja substitutions and geminations.Najjā kataṃ or nadiyā, nadīhi or nadībhi, najjā or nadiyā, nadīnaṃ, najjā or nadiyā, nadīhi or nadībhi, najjā or nadiyā, nadīnaṃ, najjaṃ or nadiyaṃ or nadiyā, nadīsu.Mahī, vetaraṇī, vāpī, pāṭalī, kadalī, ghaṭī;Nārī, kumārī, taruṇī, vāruṇī, brāhmaṇī, sakhī.Gandhabbī, kinnarī, nāgī, devī, yakkhī, ajī, migī;Vānarī, sūkarī, sīhī, haṃsī, kākī, and kukkuṭī –itthī.ī suffix is applied to the word mātula –189. Mātulādīnamānattamīkāre.189. Āna for mātula and others before ī.189. Mātulādīnamānattamīkāre.mātula, ayyakavaruṇa, and so on, takes the form of āna when the ī suffix follows. Chaṭṭhī (genitive case) is used when referring to the end, and there is vowel elision and so on.Mātulānī. Similarly ayyakānī, varuṇānī. The rest is like the word itthī.anadā and so on, the ī suffix is applied to the word puthu.o and ca," by the ca word, ava is substituted for u.Puthavī, puthaviyo.sasmā and smiṃ, puthabyā or puthaviyā, puthabyā or puthaviyā, puthabyaṃ or puthaviyaṃ or puthaviyā, and so on.go, the ī suffix is applied by "either ī from nadādī and so on."mahāvutti or by the division of the rule "gāva se," āvā is substituted for o.Gāvī, gāvī or gāviyo, and so on, similar to the word itthī.mānava," "in the feminine" and "or" are understood.190. Ṇava ṇika ṇeyya ṇantuhi.190. From ṇava, ṇika, ṇeyya, ṇantu.190. Ṇava ṇika ṇeyya ṇantuhi.ī suffix occurs for gendered words ending in ṇava, ṇika, ṇeyya, ṇantu when they are in the feminine gender.vā (or) sometimes indicates prohibition, and there is vowel elision and so on.Mānavī. Similarly nāvikī, venateyyī, gotamī.ī," "or" is understood.191. Ntussa tamīkāre.191. Ta for ntu before ī.191. Ntussa tamīkāre.ntu suffix sometimes becomes ta when the ī suffix follows. Otherwise, there is vowel elision and so on.Guṇavatī, guṇavatī or guṇavatiyo, guṇavantī, guṇavantī or guṇavantiyo, and so on, similar to the word itthī.kulavatī, sīlavatī, yasavatī, rūpavatī, satimatī, gottamatī.mahanta, the ī suffix is applied by "either ī from nadādī and so on," and the ntu designation optionally undergoes ta substitution.Mahatī or mahantī.ī," "before ī" is understood.192. Bhavato bhoto.192. Bhoto for bhavanta.192. Bhavato bhoto.bhavanta takes the form bhotā when ī in the feminine gender follows.bhotī, bhotī or bhotiyo, he bhoti, he bhotī or bhotiyo, and so on.bhikkhu," "in the feminine" and "or" are understood.193. Patibhikkhurājīkārantehi inī.193. Inī from pati, bhikkhu, rāja, and ī-ending words.193. Patibhikkhurājīkārantehi inī.inī suffix occurs for gendered words pati, bhikkhu, rāja, and ī-ending words when they are in the feminine gender.saralopo amādesa" and so on, by the tu word, vowel elision is sometimes prohibited before, and by "vā paro asarūpā" there is vowel elision.Bhikkhunī, bhikkhunī or bhikkhuniyo, and so on.inī suffix from the word gahapati, "the end" is understood.194. Patissinīmhi.194. For pati before inī.194. Patissinīmhi.pati takes the form a when the inī suffix follows.pubbo cā" there is lengthening, gahapatānī.inī suffix from the word rāja, with vowel elision and natural state, rājinī.ī-ending words, the inī suffix from the word daṇḍī, with vowel elision and so on, daṇḍinī, daṇḍinī or daṇḍiniyo. Similarly hatthinī, medhāvinī, tapassinī, piyabhāṇinī, and so on.pokkharinī," by "tesu vuddhī" and so on, a and ṇa are substituted for i and na, pokkharaṇī, pokkharaṇī.tato yonamo tū," by the tu word, there is also the yo and namo substitution, ya for ī, and in the rule "yavata" and so on, by the kāra word, ñya for ṇya, and gemination.Pokkharañño or pokkharaṇiyo, and so on.vā (or) indicates optional inclusion, by which inī also occurs from vidū, yakkhā, and so on, paracittavidunī, with vowel elision and shortening, paracittavidunī or paracittaviduniyo, yakkhinī or yakkhiniyo, sīhinī or sīhiniyo, and so on.ī-ending words.u-ending feminine word is yāgu (porridge).ratti (night).am and other suffixes.Yāgu, yāgū or yāguyo, he yāgu, he yāgū or yāguyo, yāguṃ, yāgū or yāguyo, yāguyā, yāgūhi or yāgūbhi or yāguhi or yāgubhi, yāguyā, yāgūnaṃ or yāgunaṃ, yāguyā, yāgūhi or yāgūbhi or yāguhi or yāgubhi, yāguyā, yāgūnaṃ or yāgunaṃ, yāguyaṃ or yāguyā, yāgūsu or yāgusu.dhātu, dhenu, kāsu, daddu, kacchu, kaṇḍu, rajju, kareṇu, piyaṅgu, sassu, and so on.mātu (mother).pitu (father).ārā substitution due to the designation of meaning "ārā," only yā is substituted by "pato yā."Mātā, mātaro, bhoti māta, bhoti mātā or bhotiyo mātaro, mātaraṃ, mātare or mātaro, mātarā or mātuyā or matyā. By "tesu vuddhī" and so on, there is elision of u and shortening.195. Siṃ.195. Siṃ.195. Siṃ.196. Ato niccaṃ.196. Ato niccaṃ.196. Ato niccaṃ.197. A kammantassa ca.197. A and of kamma-anta.197. A kammantassa ca.198. Aṃ napuṃsake.198. Aṃ in neuter gender.198. Aṃ napuṃsake.199. Yonaṃ ni napuṃsakehi.199. Yo becomes ni from neuter nouns.199. Yonaṃ ni napuṃsakehi.200. Sabbanāmakārate paṭhamo.200. The first yo (case ending) following an a-ending pronoun.200. Sabbanāmakārate paṭhamo.201. Tayo neva ca sabbanāmehi.201. Not these three from pronouns.201. Tayo neva ca sabbanāmehi.202. Sabbanāmānaṃ naṃmhi ca.202. For pronouns in the naṃ (case ending).202. Sabbanāmānaṃ naṃmhi ca.203. Sabbato naṃ saṃsānaṃ.203. From all, naṃ becomes saṃ, sānaṃ.203. Sabbato naṃ saṃsānaṃ.204. Ghapato smiṃsānaṃ saṃsā.204. From ghapa, smiṃ and sa become saṃ and sā.204. Ghapato smiṃsānaṃ saṃsā.205. Gho rassaṃ.205. The gha (vowel) is short.205. Gho rassaṃ.206. Saṃsāsvekavacanesu ca.206. And in the singulars of saṃ and sā.206. Saṃsāsvekavacanesu ca.207. Netāhi smimāyayā.207. Not āya and yā for smiṃ from these (pronouns).207. Netāhi smimāyayā.208. Dvandaṭṭhā vā.208. Optionally for Dvanda compounds.208. Dvandaṭṭhā vā.209. Nāññaṃ sabbanāmikaṃ.209. No other pronominal (form).209. Nāññaṃ sabbanāmikaṃ.210. Bahubbīhimhi ca.210. And in a Bahubbīhi (compound).210. Bahubbīhimhi ca.si and sa’’ it is stated.211. Etatesaṃ to.211. Etatesaṃ to.211. Etatesaṃ to.si termination.212. Tassa vā nattaṃ sabbattha.212. Tassa vā nattaṃ sabbattha.212. Tassa vā nattaṃ sabbattha.213. Sasmāsmiṃsaṃsāsvattaṃ.213. Sasmāsmiṃsaṃsāsvattaṃ.213. Sasmāsmiṃsaṃsāsvattaṃ.sa, smā, smiṃ, saṃ, sā terminations, in all genders, everywhere.214. Na timehi katākārehi.214. Na timehi katākārehi.214. Na timehi katākārehi.mhā and mhi do not occur after ta and ima when they are combined with smā and smiṃ.