apamukha

plain face or mouth. ² Having the face averted.

II. Avyayībh. (-kham) ¹ Except the face or mouth. ² With-

out a face or mouth. [The word is udātta on the last syl-

lable. Beginners may notice that the meaning I. 1. follows

from Pāṇ. VI. 2. 177. which rule is given as an exception to

VI. 2. 168., the meaning I. 2. from VI. 2. 186. which rule is

given as an exception to the word dhruva of VI. 2. 177--

‘averted’ not being the constant condition of a face--and

the meanings II. 1. 2. also from VI. 2. 186. which is, then,

an exception to VI. 2. 33.; comp. Patanjali to VI. 2. 186. kima-

rthamidamucyate . na upasargātsvāṅgamityeva siddham . abhermukhamapā-

ccādhruvārtham (Vārtt. 1.) . adhruvārtho'yamārambhaḥ .. abahuvrīhyartho

vā (Vārtt. 2.) . athavābahuvrīheriti vartate . abahuvrīhyartho'ya-

mārambhaḥ ..; Kāśikā: avyayībhāvo'pyatra prayojayati . tatrāpi pa-

ripratyupāpā varjyamānāhorātrāvayaveṣvityuktam ...] E. apa and mukha.