and of Kakubha; (the patronymic affix is dropped in this
compound; otherwise the descendants of abja would be
ābjayaḥ and those of kakubha, kākubhāḥ; the word itself is
the reading of, and explained by, the Kāśikā (E. I. H. 2440)
in the Gaṇa to Pāṇ. II. 4. 68.; the present edition of Pāṇ. and
the E. I. H. Ms. of the Kāś. 829 read ubjakakubhāḥ). E. abja
(instead of ābji q. v.) and kakubha (instead of kākubha q. v.).