Across the previous two lessons, what has

been discussed is
1. -s is such specialty of Sanskrit, that a
compound word can have large number of
component words
2. means detailing the meaning of the
compound word, which should be done by
taking up two component words at a time
3. some names of types of -s, viz.
, ,
, also -
.
The process of actually brings forth
the relationship between two component words
on hand.
For example, of
is
. The relationship is adjective-
noun relationship. Type-name of of such
adjective-noun relationship is .
 of is
Note, having
already explained of
we take that as a
component word. And we proceed to explore
the relationship between
and the next component . As
mentioned in Lesson 29, we proceed by taking
two components at a time. When proceeding,
first of the two components can be a compound
word, which has been already detailed. The first
component is called as and the
second component is called as .
As can be appreciated from of
=
, in this
, () is the
principal component.
By mathematical logic, we can say that broad
classification of types of -s can be
, ,
both and equally
, none of the two . Such
mathematical, rather Boolean logic is actually
valid !
If not being = 0 or False and being
=1 or True, we get following Truth
Table
1. (10)
, also a sub-type of
can be of this type
2. (01) ,
,
3. both and equally
(11)
4. none of the two , hence also
mentioned as (00)

In a booklet of 1912 by the name
, there is a mention as follows















Above lines come after a preamble as follows





In , one gets specimen
examples also, such as