A Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners
A Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners
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9^ sdkhye, Ab. G. ^RBj: sdlkhynA, L. ^I^Ia s^khyau, V. H^ sakhe ; du. N. A.V. F?rnft sdkhiyau, pi. N. V, H?rni: sdkhAjra*, A.
9^f)tl[s^khtn. At the end of compounds Trf^ sakhi is regular in the weak cases, but retains the base T^m^sakh&y in the strong.
3 (234). The neuters, "Vf^ ^kshi, an eye, ^srfw &thi, bone, ^ftl d^hi, curds, ^f^ s^kthi, thigh, form their weakest cases from bases in ^VH^ ^ (like «rR*( nlUnan, 102, 2) ; e. g. I. sg. xmmi akshnl(, etc.
C. Bases in f i and ^4: feminine^ ill (22...5). The foQowing points, in which monosyllabic and polysyllabic bases differ in declension, should be noted : — I. Monosyllabic bases change ^ t and ^ ii to ^iy and T^uv before vowels, the polysyllabic to '^y and ^v.
^ A few polysyllabic words in ^ i and ^ A, besides roots in ^ t and ^ ii at the end of compounds, are masc. as well as fem.
Digitized by Google 58 DECLENSION.
2. Monosyllabic baaes may take the special fern. tenniDations ^, polysyllabic bases most.
3. Polysyllabic bases shorten ^ i and H (i in the T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9^ sdkhye, Ab. G. ^RBj: sdlkhynA, L. ^I^Ia s^khyau, V. H^ sakhe ; du. N. A.V. F?rnft sdkhiyau, pi. N. V, H?rni: sdkhAjra*, A.
9^f)tl[s^khtn. At the end of compounds Trf^ sakhi is regular in the weak cases, but retains the base T^m^sakh&y in the strong.
3 (234). The neuters, "Vf^ ^kshi, an eye, ^srfw &thi, bone, ^ftl d^hi, curds, ^f^ s^kthi, thigh, form their weakest cases from bases in ^VH^ ^ (like «rR*( nlUnan, 102, 2) ; e. g. I. sg. xmmi akshnl(, etc.
C. Bases in f i and ^4: feminine^ ill (22...5). The foQowing points, in which monosyllabic and polysyllabic bases differ in declension, should be noted : — I. Monosyllabic bases change ^ t and ^ ii to ^iy and T^uv before vowels, the polysyllabic to '^y and ^v.
^ A few polysyllabic words in ^ i and ^ A, besides roots in ^ t and ^ ii at the end of compounds, are masc. as well as fem.
Digitized by Google 58 DECLENSION.
2. Monosyllabic baaes may take the special fern. tenniDations ^, polysyllabic bases most.
3. Polysyllabic bases shorten ^ i and H (i in the T.
What to read after A Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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