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The Laghu Śabdenduśekhara is one of the most important and advanced works on Sanskrit grammar, authored by the Nāgeśa Bhaṭṭa (18th century). It is a commentary on Bhaṭṭoji Dīkṣita’s Siddhānta Kaumudī. It has 2 chapters Pūrvārdha and Uttarārdha. The manuscript contains only root form including; f.67 Tudādi gaṇa dhātu, f.67 b rudhādi gaṇa dhātu, f.69a tanādi gaṇa dhātu, f.79b sananta prakriyā gaṇa dhātu, f.90 Yanganta gaṇa dhātu, f.93 Yanganta luganta gaṇa dhātu, f.125 padavyāvasthā, f.118 bhāvakarma, f.122 karmakaṛtṝ prakriyā. It is written in Sanskrit language and Devanagari script, some folio has slightly torn on uppar side, its ends has not mentioned any colophone so it seems it is an incomplete text.
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