asatyapi hi sthityādike śaśaviṣāṇādiṣvasadrūpeṣvabhāvo nirupākhyatvaṃ tucchatetyādibhiḥ śabdair liṅgatrayapratipattidarśanād avyāpinīyaṃ liṅgavyavasthā //
Even though continuance etc. are absent in non-existent things like a hare's horn, words of all three genders are seen to be used, such as "abhāvaḥ", "nirupākhyam", and "tucchatā", [showing that] this gender classification is too narrow.