Group A (non-technical):
1.1.34 pūrvaparāvaradakṣiṇottarāparādharāṇi vyavasthāyām asaṁjñāyām 1.4.109 paraḥ saṁnikarṣaḥ saṁhitā
3.2.39 dviṣatparayostāpeḥ
3.3.138 parasmin vibhāṣā
3.4.20 parāvarayoge ca
4.3.5 parāvarādhamottamapūrvāc ca
5.2.92 kṣetriyac parakṣetre cikitsyaḥ
5.3.29 vibhāṣā parāvarābhyā
6.3.8 parasya ca
Group B (technical):
1.1.47 mid aco ’ntyāt paraḥ
1.1.51 ur aṇ raparaḥ
1.1.54 ādeḥ parasya
1.1.57 acaḥ parasmin pūrvavidhau
1.1.70 taparas tatkālasya
1.2.40 udāttasvaritaparasya sannataraḥ
1.4.2 vipratiṣedhe paraṁ kāryam
1.4.62 anukaraṇaṁ cānitiparam
1.4.81 chandasi pare’pi
2.1.2 sub āmantrite parāṅgavat svare
2.2.31 rājadantādiṣu param
2.4.26 paravalliṅgaṁ dvandvatatpuruṣayoḥ
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3.1.2 paraś ca
6.1.84 ekaḥ pūrvaparayoḥ
6.1.94 eṅi pararūpam
6.1.112 khyatyāt parasya
6.1.115 prakṛtyā ’ntyaḥpādam avyapare
6.1.120 anudātte ca kudhapare
6.2.199 parādiś chandasi bahulam
6.4.156 sthūladūrayuvahrasvakṣiprakṣudrāṇāṁ yaṇādiparaṁ pūrvasya ca guṇaḥ 7.3.22 na indrasya parasya
7.3.27 nātaḥ parasya
7.4.80 oḥ puyaṇjy apare
7.4.88 ut parasyātaḥ
7.4.93 sanval laghuni caṅpare ’naglope
8.1.2 tasya param āmreḍitam
8.1.56 yaddhituparaṁ chandasi
8.2.92 agnīt preṣaṇe parasya ca
8.3.4 anunāsikāt paro ’nusvāraḥ
8.3.6 pumaḥ khayy ampare
8.3.26 he mapare vā
8.3.27 napare naḥ
8.3.35 śarpare visarjanīyaḥ
8.3.87 upasargaprādurbhyām astir yacparaḥ
8.3.110 na raparasṛpisṛjispṛśispṛhisavanādīnām
8.3.118 sadisvañjyoḥ parasya liṭi
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8.4.28 upasargād anotparaḥ
8.4.58 anusvārasya yayi parasavarṇaḥ
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