19. But on account of their distinctive nature there is that designation, that designation
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19. But on account of their distinctive nature there is that designation, that designation

19. But on account of their distinctive nature there is that designation, that designation.

Each element indeed is of a threefold nature, owing to the primary tripartition; but as in each mixed element one definite element prevails--so that each element has a distinctive character of its own--a definite designation is given to each.--The repetition (of 'that designation') in the Sûtra indicates the completion of the adhyâya.--Here terminates the adhikarana of 'the fashioning of names and forms.'

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