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	The Origins of Pre-Baltic - Harvey E. Mayer
		Otherwise, the tie between inactive and active verbs clearly displayed by -ks- metathesized from -sk- would have been instantly blurred destroying the purpose for creating the suffix -ks- which was to give verbs a marking reversed from that given by the active marker suffix -sk-.
		Note the one-time probable ei-sk- 'to seek', that is, to go to perceive', a verb made active by the suffix -sk- versus a probable ei'-ks- 'to ride' which became ie-ks- with metathesis of active suffix -sk- to inactive suffix -ks; metathesis and vrddhi* of the root ei- to ie-.
		Circumflex pitch was assigned to new vrddhi vowels in affixes where many circum-flexes tended to arise from contractions of stem and affix, usually suffix vowels (Lithuanian nešėte 'you carried' where unstressed -i- indicates it once had circumflex pitch).
	www.lituanus.org /1991_4/91_4_08.htm (2387 words)

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	www.amazines.com /Vrddhi_related.html (355 words)

	VNN Editorial - Lord Chaitanya And The Acharyas On 64 Rounds
		pratyah laksa-nama grahana na karile patita vyaktiganera visaya-bhoga pravrtti vrddhi paya; takhana ara tahara sri gaurasunderarera seva karite pare na.
		Krame namasamkhya vrddhi korite korite namanusilanera nairantarjya evam visaya-pratibaddhakera ksaya avasya haibe.
		The upasana or the method of worship to achieve prema is to chant and remember the name of Krsna on tulasi beads.
	www.vnn.org /editorials/ET0111/ET27-6991.html (2196 words)

	Vrddhi Information
		Vrddhi (वृद्धि, IAST: vṛddhi) is a Sanskrit word meaning "growth"
		In Panini's grammar, it is also a technical term for a group of long vowels.
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	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Vrddhi (111 words)

	Devanagari - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		The descendants of Brahmi form the Brahmic family, including the national alphabets of many other Indian languages.
		The name Devanagari derives from Sanskrit deva "divine, excellent", and nāgarī "urban", a female vrddhi adjective derived from nagara "city"; they form a tatpurusha compound, meaning the "divine urban" script, probably originally identifying Devanagari in a larger class of "nagari" ("urban") scripts.
		Interpreted refer to a "City of the Gods", the name in certain Yogic traditions was taken to refer to the body of the individual.
	www.factbug.org /cgi-bin/a.cgi?a=8968 (679 words)

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