@jha examples

In the /liT, /jha becomes irec इरेच्, by liTastajhay....

labh लभ् + /liT /jha → !**lebhire लेभिरे "they got"

In the /liG, /jha becomes ran रन्, by jhasyaran .

labh लभ् + /liG /jha → labheran लभेरन् "they would get"

/jha turns into /ante''' /anta''' in the /laT /laG, but only after a अ —

dRz दृश् + /yak + /laT
→ dRz दृश् + /yak + /jha
→ dRzya दृश्य + /jhe''' by Tita::Atman...
→ dRzya दृश्य + /ante''' by jhontaH
→ !**dRzyante दृश्यन्ते "they are seen" by atoguNe

After /laT /laG bases that do not end in a अ, they become /ate''' /ata''' —

**runadh- रुनध् + /laT /jha → **rundhate रुन्धते

**runadh- रुनध् + /laG /jha → **arundhata अरुन्धत

**juhu- जुहुॱ + /laG /jha → **ajuhvata अजुह्वत

**kuru- कुरुॱ + /laG /jha → **akurvata अकुर्वत

The /loT is like the /laT, but this /ante''' /ate''' becomes /antAm'''' or /atAm'''' by AmetaH —

nI नी + /loT /jha
→ **nayantAm नयन्ताम् "let them take home!"

As आस् + /loT /jha
→ As आस् + /ate'''
→ As आस् + /atAm''''
→ !**AsatAm आसताम् "let them sit!"

hu हु + /loT /jha
→ **juhu- जुहुॱ + /ate'''
→ juhu- जुहुॱ + /atAm''''
→ !**juhvatAm जुह्वताम् "let them sacrifice!"

In the /luG also, like in the /laG, /jha becomes /anta''' by jhontaH, but only after verbbases ending in a अ, such as those formed by /caG /aG /ksa —

nAyi नायि + /caG + /jha
→ nI नी + /Ni + /caG + /jha
→ **anInaya- अनीनयॱ + /jha
→ **anInayanta अनीनयन्त "they caused to take home"

diz दिश् + /ksa + /luG + /jha
→ **adikSanta अदिक्षन्त "they pointed"

After other verbbases, it becomes /ata''' by adabhyastAt or Atmanepad....

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