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________________ Lesson 44 Exercises Translate the following sentences into Prakrta. For expressing the Past Tense make use of the Past Participle and the Verb in the Past Tense :(A). (1) The embarrassing son sits. (2) The barking dog runs away. (3) The suffering grandfather slept. (4) The endeavouring friend rejoiced. (5) The fearing child weeps. (6) The burning cloth will vanish. (7) Trembling demons sit. (8) Spreading oceans will dry up. (9) Quarrelling grandsons trembled. (10) Dancing camels tire. (11) The whining son sat. (12) The laughing man should live. (13) The rejoicing father should endeavour. (14) The floundering demon died. (15) Dropping water dried up. (B). (1) Burning wood vanishes. (2) The endeavouring citizen lived. (3) Increasing detachment shines. (4) The flying aircraft fell down. (5) Fighting kingdoms vanish. (6) Increasing moral conduct blossoms. (7) Mistaking government fears. (8) Succeeding truth will shine. (9) Vanishing Karmas separate. (10) Tumbling down small bundles fell. (C)(1) The rejoicing daughter got up. (2) Increasing faith shines. (3) The calming down wife sleeps. (4) The enthusing mother sits. (5) The spreading Narmadá dried up. (6) Burning huts vanished. (7) Increasing reputation shines. (8) Grieving women go round. (9) The appearing speech succeeded. (10) Burning grass vanished. 92 Pråkrta Grammar and Composition Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.006532
Book TitlePrakrit Grammar and Composition
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorKamalchand Sogani
PublisherApbhramsa Sahitya Academy
Publication Year2006
Total Pages310
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English & Grammar
File Size8 MB
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