than he, she, it. (The nomin. aneṣaḥ does not loose its
Visarga when the uncompounded word would drop it; e. g.
aneṣo dadāti, but eṣa dadāti. Before the taddh. aff. akac
which is always placed before the inflection endings and
cannot be made visible in the base itself, the feminine which
in its uncompounded state would be either eṣakā or eṣikā,
is always aneṣakā, whether the etym. be a neg. and eṣaka
i. e. etada, taddh. aff. akac (Tatpur.) or anetad, taddh,
aff. akac.) E. a neg. and etad.