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Phonological Changes from Sanskrit to Pāli by ေအာင္ခန္႔ န.ပ.သ မန္း is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document summarizes the major phonological rules for transforming Sanskrit words into their Pāli equivalents. Some of the key rules include: Sanskrit long vowels shorten before two consonants; ai, au diphthongs monophthongize to e, o; ś, ṣ, s merge to s; ḍ, ḍh become ḷ, ḷh between vowels; assimilation causes gemination of consonants; visarga assimilates to following sounds; nasal+stop sequences sometimes epenthesize a vowel. The rules aim to mimic the natural phonological developments between Sanskrit a
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