Are you talking about ekōnavimśati = ēka + ūna +  vimśati ? = 19 

On Sat, Jul 27, 2019 at 11:16 PM François Patte via INDOLOGY <indology@list.indology.info> wrote:

Bonjour,

There is a construction ablative + na with numerals:
ekān na viṃśatiḥ for 19

Is this kind of construction exists in other circumstances? And, if yes,
what is the meaning?

I came accross this sentence:

tena ṛṣabhān na prastāraḥ

which comes as a conclusion after:

tata ṛṣabhasya adhastāt ṣaḍjo deyatvenāsīt। sa copary agre vartate।
(tena ṛṣabhān na prastāraḥ |)

Thank you for some lights...

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