2 The numbers refer to the notes at the end of the collection, exhibiting the spelling of some of the words that are most disfigured in pronunciation. ↑
3 vulgar supine 41, Note 1. ↑
50 བྱེད་, perf. བྱས་, fut. བྱ་, iv. བྱོས་ ‘to make, do’, in some cases: ‘to say, call’, ཞེས་ ‘so to be called, so called’.—དབྱུག་ is a translation of the Sanscrit name दण्डिन्. ↑
75 41. A. 6. b; ཞེས་ = ཞེས་. ↑
85 if the verb is in the infv., the subject is usually put in the accus., when we use the genitive. ↑
86 ‘returning it so that the owner saw it’; 41. B. 2. b. ↑
97 ‘it is better that Y. should be the winner, than that besides having been robbed of my ox, I should lose my eyes into the bargain’. ↑
115 They are here arranged according to the number of the roots, though these are in many instances, not so strictly observed, even in printed books, as they ought to be. It should especially be remarked that the mute ས་ in the perf. and imp. is in most cases either put or omitted very arbitrarily. ↑