Notes On the Grammar of the Ramayan of Tulsi Das
Notes On the Grammar of the Ramayan of Tulsi Das
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T&R is variously written 53; $35 5313 5^i S3i. For ifT we get the following words and forms: 3i gi 2??, srrer, ^?, T?, 3^1, ^T!, g^a, snr, snra, *jira, ^rft, " o o o vjo o vj a " sa sj o 5IT2T, 3MH, 3WT, 3^f, |^t, the last eight generally used for " both " or " the pair. 1 ' For &* we find cfrr, ?ft^T, rTtR3, ^5, frTS ff??, ffTS.
>j o a In composition of words both ^ia and fa are used, as, ?HWaw, the three worlds.
For gr* the forms grfr, ^ifi, ^rf*3. Occur, and fow.
For 6 BT^. In composition 5,... as ^nj, Me rix flavours.
For 10 ^H, 3Tg, 2TS 3H?, is the ten.
In larger numbers the necessities of the metre are variously met, 14 is not only expressed by gi5?, but grft^, SiraTft, 3^ HTcTT, *&t tffl. Lo is ^3flT and IJQOTI, 20 is gfrgT, 25 is and iNsrte, 27 SH SH* sfari.
The ordinals are found under the following forms. First second 5HK, 33*, 35TT. 3^t, third fftgT, rftHtT, rfti, fourth Ci CV C. Ci , fifth U^JT, sii'th $3, ^3. Seventh HTrTof, eighth sffTSsf, ninth ^s 3niT and ^q are "two-fold '' qcpJT "nine-fold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T&R is variously written 53; $35 5313 5^i S3i. For ifT we get the following words and forms: 3i gi 2??, srrer, ^?, T?, 3^1, ^T!, g^a, snr, snra, *jira, ^rft, " o o o vjo o vj a " sa sj o 5IT2T, 3MH, 3WT, 3^f, |^t, the last eight generally used for " both " or " the pair. 1 ' For &* we find cfrr, ?ft^T, rTtR3, ^5, frTS ff??, ffTS.
>j o a In composition of words both ^ia and fa are used, as, ?HWaw, the three worlds.
For gr* the forms grfr, ^ifi, ^rf*3. Occur, and fow.
For 6 BT^. In composition 5,... as ^nj, Me rix flavours.
For 10 ^H, 3Tg, 2TS 3H?, is the ten.
In larger numbers the necessities of the metre are variously met, 14 is not only expressed by gi5?, but grft^, SiraTft, 3^ HTcTT, *&t tffl. Lo is ^3flT and IJQOTI, 20 is gfrgT, 25 is and iNsrte, 27 SH SH* sfari.
The ordinals are found under the following forms. First second 5HK, 33*, 35TT. 3^t, third fftgT, rftHtT, rfti, fourth Ci CV C. Ci , fifth U^JT, sii'th $3, ^3. Seventh HTrTof, eighth sffTSsf, ninth ^s 3niT and ^q are "two-fold '' qcpJT "nine-fold.
What to read after Notes On the Grammar of the Ramayan of Tulsi Das?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Greaves to read onlineMoreLess
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