Re: Kimapi

From: Mani Varadarajan (mani_at_best.com)
Date: Wed Mar 12 1997 - 16:58:08 PST

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Vijay,

Yes, thanks for correcting me.  It is "kamapi" in the
Daya Satakam; kam is the masculine objective form, kim
is the neuter form.

While thinking about this, a few more examples came
to mind:

kApi kAruNya-rASi:

on the Beloved's incomparable compassion.
There is also one from the VaradarAja PanchASat
that is escaping me right now. If anyone remembers
it (it is either kApi or ko'pi) please post!

adiyEn
Mani

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