Does Pāli have a "Prātiśākhya" ?

[Watana]

Since the pronunciation guides here contain false informations, I assume that it does't have any.

[Dhammanando]

In the ancient Pali grammars, starting with Kaccāyana, the function of a prātiśākhya is performed by the sandhikappa with which most grammars commence. Whether there are any Pali texts that are exclusively prātiśākhyas, I don't know. I wouldn't be at all surprised if there were, as it's the sort of thing one could easily imagine a Sanskrit-literate mediaeval Burmese monk composing, but I don't know of any actual examples.

Aleix Ruiz Falqués has much to say on the subject in his Role of Pāli Grammar in Burmese Buddhism.

https://kabbasetu.com/wp-content/upload ... rammar.pdf