prajAnAti
prajānāti, °nīte ( app. not recorded in Skt. or MIndic in this mg. ), claims, makes profession : with predicate nom. , anācāryo bhagavāṃ Gautamo prajānāsi Mv iii.326.9—10 , you profess to be untaught? , and similarly 13—14, 17—18; in the corresp. passage LV 405.22 and 406.4 pratijānīṣe (in 405.22 v.l. pra-jā°), which is more normal Skt. ; also with acc. (? gen. ) of the thing claimed, mātṛgrāmo 'saṃvidyamānaguṇo 'pi guṇān (so prob. read with v.l. for Lefm. with best mss. guṇānām) ātmani prajānīte LV 141.9 , [Page358-a] womenfolk, even when no virtues are found, profess (claim) virtues in themselves ; the meaning is certain (wrongly Foucaux ); some (inferior) mss. prati-jā°; Calc. guṇān.