Sūtra 6·2·139
गतिकारकोपपदात् कृत्
gatikārakopapadāt kṛt
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In a Tatpurusha, a word ending in a Kṛit-affix preserves its original accent, when preceded by an Indeclinable called Gati (I.4.60), or a noun standing in intimate relation to a verb (Kâraka), or any word which gives occasion for compounding (Upapada see III.1.92).
Padapāṭha gatikārakāupapadāt kṛtगतिकारकाउपपदात् कृत्