First Lessons in Sanskrit Grammar, Together With An Introduction to the Hitopadeṡa
First Lessons in Sanskrit Grammar, Together With An Introduction to the Hitopadeṡa
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There is, on the bank of the Ganges, a city named K4si.
Why do the preceptor and the disciple again go to the garden ?
When will the snake, the mouse, and the horse dwell in one place? Men of slow understanding are infinite. A man of great wealth wishes thus. A boy and a girl of good family are here. A village of empty houses is not distant. A man of great merit says so. A boy beloved by (his) mother and a girl beloved by (her) father are here.
Lesson 28.
113. — In the native Sanskrit grammar, ...all the varieties of de- clension are educed from a set of technical terminations which -Digitized byLjOOQlC LESSON XXVIII. 87 the learner will find it well worth his while to commit to memory.
They are to be read across the page—thus ^^ su^ au, jas" &c.
Sinff, Dual. Plur.
Norn. ^ 9U. ^B[[ au. If^ jaa.
Ace. ^ am. ^STR ««*?• ^(JW sas.
Inst. ^ fa. ¥ljt bhydm. f^^ bhia.
Bat. i^ ne. 'Wff bhy&m. ^^ bhyaa.
Abl ^•itl ^a«^. ¥ljf 6%am. ¥Ef^ 6A?/a«.
Z/OC. f^T nl , ^t^ «• W^ «wp.
114. — The vocative has no separate termination^ it being con- sidered as a modification only of the nominative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is, on the bank of the Ganges, a city named K4si.
Why do the preceptor and the disciple again go to the garden ?
When will the snake, the mouse, and the horse dwell in one place? Men of slow understanding are infinite. A man of great wealth wishes thus. A boy and a girl of good family are here. A village of empty houses is not distant. A man of great merit says so. A boy beloved by (his) mother and a girl beloved by (her) father are here.
Lesson 28.
113. — In the native Sanskrit grammar, ...all the varieties of de- clension are educed from a set of technical terminations which -Digitized byLjOOQlC LESSON XXVIII. 87 the learner will find it well worth his while to commit to memory.
They are to be read across the page—thus ^^ su^ au, jas" &c.
Sinff, Dual. Plur.
Norn. ^ 9U. ^B[[ au. If^ jaa.
Ace. ^ am. ^STR ««*?• ^(JW sas.
Inst. ^ fa. ¥ljt bhydm. f^^ bhia.
Bat. i^ ne. 'Wff bhy&m. ^^ bhyaa.
Abl ^•itl ^a«^. ¥ljf 6%am. ¥Ef^ 6A?/a«.
Z/OC. f^T nl , ^t^ «• W^ «wp.
114. — The vocative has no separate termination^ it being con- sidered as a modification only of the nominative.
What to read after First Lessons in Sanskrit Grammar, Together With An Introduction to the Hitopadeṡa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robert Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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