Madhuvidya

SR No.: 006525
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: S D Laddu, T N Dharmadhikari, Madhvi Kolhatkar, Pratibha Pingle
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 2001
Total Pages: 762
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Literature, & Philosophy
File Size: 17 MB

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TAKKI OR DHAKKÍ
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Sing.
Plu.
All such nouns are modified to -e base and are then declined like those ending in -Q. Cf. acc. sing. mādaran, pidaran. voc. sing. bhattā.
6. Present participles.
The present participle in -e has the endings of a noun in -a, cf. nom. sing. akkhanto; voc. sing. kalantaa.
The present participle in -i is declined like the corresponding noun. Cf. aloanti.
(6) The Pronouns : (1). The first personal pronoun has the following forms :
Plu. nom. ahan.
amhe. inst. mae (found in STENZLER'S
edn, only). gen. mama, mae, me.
(2) The second personal pronoun has the following forms :Sing.
Plu. nom. tumam, tuhan. inst. tue. gen. tuha, tue.
(3) The third personal pron. has the following forms. Sing.
nom. so. acc. tarn. gen. tassa. (4) The demonstrative pronouns : etad, idam.
i. etad---nom. sing. masc. esu, esa, eso.
ii. idar-nom. sing. mac. aam. nom. sing. fem. ian. (5) The interrogative pronoun : kim.
nom. sing. masc. ko.. gen. sing. masc. kaśśa, kassa.
nom. sing. neut. kim. (6) Numerals : eka.
acc. sing. mas, ekkam. (7) Ordinary pronouns. acc. sing. sauvai.
(c) The Verb: (1) Present tense.
Terminations.
Plu. 1 per. -mi (parasmaipada).
-mha. -e (atmanepada). 2 per. -si. 3 per. -di, - .
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