6-5: Paÿca
6-5: Five

 

Tiliïgaråpàni vuccante:
All three forms are illustrated:

 

Abstract:

 

all three genders plural:
 
case:
 
paÿca nomimative - pañhamà
paÿca accusative - dutiyà
paÿcahi instrumental - tatiyà
paÿcannaü dative - catutthã
paÿcahi ablative - paÿcamã
paÿcannaü genitive - chaññhã
paÿcasu locative - sattamã

 

Sentences:

 

Paÿca mahàbhåtà tiññhanti (nom. plur.)
The five great existents remain

 

Paÿca mahàbhåte passati (acc. plur.)
He sees the five great existents

 

Paÿcahi mahàbhåtehi katàni (agent. inst. plur.)
It was done by the five great existents

 

Paÿcahi mahàbhåtehi sucarati (inst. plur.)
Because of the five great existents he lives well

 

Paÿcannaü mahàbhåtànaü dãyate (dat. plur.)
He is giving to the five great existents

 

Paÿcahi mahàbhåtehi apeti (abl. plur.)
He departs from the five great existents

 

Paÿcannaü mahàbhåtànaü santakaü (gen. plur.)
The five great existents' property

 

Paÿcasu mahàbhåtesu patiññhitaü (loc. plur.)
Established in the five great existents

 

Evaü sabbattha yojetabbaü:
This is how they are to be compounded in all cases:

 

Paÿcamahàbhåtà pana tiññhanti (masc.)
The five great existents remain

 

Paÿca-abhibhavitàro tiññhanti (masc.)
The five vanquishers remain

 

Paÿcapurisà pana tiññhanti (masc.)
The five men remain

 

Paÿcabhåmiyo pana honti (fem.)
There re five grounds

 

Paÿcakaÿÿàyo pana tiññhanti (fem.)
The five girls remain

 

Paÿcamahàbhåtàni tiññhanti (neut.)
The five great existents remain

 

Paÿcacittàni uppajjanti (neut.)
The five thoughts arise

 

Iti Paÿcamo Pàñho
Such is the Fifth Lesson

 

last updated: December 2006