Kicca

Kicca

You are already familiar with all these suffixes used to form potential participles.

Please note in many of the examples that follow

just the root or base + suffix is being used,

but the same applies to prefix + root or base + suffix

tabba (ptp)

√ + tabba

√dā	+ tabba	dātabba	to be given
√gam	+ tabba	gantabba	to be followed
√hā	+ tabba	hātabba	to be abandoned
√han	+ tabba	hantabba	to be killed
√kar	+ tabba	kattabba	to be done
√kar	+ tabba	kātabba	to be done
√pā	+ tabba	pātabba	to be drunk
√ṭhā	+ tabba	ṭhātabba	to be stood

base + tabba

√nī	a	ne	+ tabba	netabba	to be led
√bhū	*e	bhāve	+ tabba	bhāvetabba	to be developed
√cud	*e	code	+ tabba	codetabba	to be accused
√dis	*e	dese	+ tabba	desetabba	to be taught
√dhar	*e	dhāre	+ tabba	dhāretabba	to be worn
√gah	ṇhā	gahe	+ tabba	gahetabba	to be held

what do you notice about all these words?

itabba (ptp)

√ + itabba

√bhaj	+ itabba	bhajitabba	to be associated with
√bhaṇ	+ itabba	bhaṇitabba	to be said
√bhās	+ itabba	bhāsitabba	to be spoken
√khād	+ itabba	khāditabba	to be chewed
√khip	+ itabba	khipitabba	to be thrown
√pucch	+ itabba	pucchitabba	to be asked
√sāy	+ itabba	sāyitabba	to be tasted
√sev	+ itabba	sevitabba	to be associated with
√sikkh	+ itabba	sikkhitabba	to be learned

base + itabba

√vid	*e	vede	+ itabba	veditabba	to be known
√ñā	nā	jānā	+ itabba	jānitabba	to be known
√bhī	a	bhāya	+ itabba	bhāyitabba	to be feared
√dis	a	passa	+ itabba	passitabba	to be seen
√hā	a	jahā	+ itabba	jahitabba	to be left
√bhuj	ṃa	bhuñja	+ itabba	bhuñjitabba	to be eaten

what do you notice about these words?

*anīya (ptp) \~17

√dis	+ *anīya	pāṭidesanīya	to cause to be pointed out
√muh	+ *anīya	mohanīya	to be deluded
√vid	+ *anīya	vedanīya	to be felt

anīya (ptp) \~73

√gam	+ anīya	gamanīya	to be gone
√pā	+ anīya	pānīya	to be drunk
√vac	+ anīya	vacanīya	to be said
√vajj	+ anīya	vajjanīya	to be avoided

*aniya (ptp) \~3

√vid	+ *aniya	vedaniya	to be felt
√ghaṭ	+ *aniya	saṅghātaniya	to be joined together
√bhaj	+ *aniya	bhājaniya	to be divided

aniya (ptp) \~25

√ādā	+ aniya	upādāniya	to be grasped
√pūj	+ aniya	pūjaniya	to be honoured
√ṭhā	+ aniya	ṭhāniya	to be stood

aṇīya (ptp) \~28

√kar	+ anīya	karaṇīya	to be done
√ram	+ anīya	ramaṇīya	to be enjoyed
√tar	+ aṇīya	taraṇīya	to be crossed
√raj	+ aṇīya	sāraṇīya	to be desired

aṇiya (ptp) \~2

√mar	+ aṇiya	māraṇiya	to be killed
√sar	+ aṇiya	nissaraṇiya	to be escaped

please note the small spelling differences that are present in the canon

*ya (ptp)

√bhu	+ *ya	bhabba	to be able, capable
√bhuj	+ *ya	bhogga	to be used, useable
√dam	+ *ya	damma	to be tamed, tamable
√garah	+ *ya	gārayha	to be blamed
√ghaṭ	+ *ya	ghacca	to be destroyed
√has	+ *ya	hassa	to be laughed at
√kath	+ *ya	kaccha	to be talked to
√khād	+ *ya	khajjaṃ	to be chewed, eaten
√kup	+ *ya	kuppa	to be shaken
√labh	+ *ya	laddha	to be obtained
√pūj	+ *ya	pujja	to be praised
√vadh	+ *ya	vajjha	to be slaughtered

*iya (ptp)

√kamp	+ *iya	kampiya	to be shaken
√chaḍḍ	+ *iya	chaḍḍiya	to be thrown away
√nind	+ *iya	nindiya	to be blamed
√saṃk	+ *iya	saṅkiya	to be suspected
√kar	+ *iya	kāriya	to be done
√pis	+ *iya	pesiya	to be sent

eyya (ptp)

after roots ending in vowels, *ya become eyya

√dā	+ eyya	deyya	to be offered
√hu	+ eyya	āhuneyya	to be offered to
√khā	+ eyya	akkheyya	to be said
√ñā	+ eyya	viññeyya	to be understood
√ñā	+ eyya	neyya	to be known
√nī	+ eyya	neyya	to be led, guided
√pā	+ eyya	peyya	to be drunk

tya (ptp)

√bhar	+ tya	bhacca	to be supported
√kar	+ tya	kicca	to be done
√mar	+ tya	macca	to be dead

irreg (ptp)

√lajj	+ itāya	lajjitāya	to be ashamed
√ghaṭ + *e	+ tāya	ghātetāya	to be caused to be slain
na + √bhuj	+ *aneyya	abhojaneyya	not to be eaten