Prakrit Grammar and Composition

SR No.: 006532
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kamalchand Sogani
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy
Publication Year: 2006
Total Pages: 310
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Grammar
File Size: 8 MB

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Instrumental Plural
Past Tense
(Noun) Narindehi/Narindehim Narindehim
Hasijjaia (Hasijjia) Hasiaia (Hasiia)
: Kings laughed.
Note: In the same way other sentences should be constructed.
Instrumental Plural
(Pronoun) Amhehi/ Amhahi
Hasijjaia (Hasijjia)
- We laughed.
Hasiaia (Hasiia)
Note: In the same way other sentences should be constructed. Note: (i) In the Impersonal form Past Participle is also used for
expressing the Past Tense. (See lesson 45 (ii)] . (ii) The Verbal forms of Țhá etc. will be Thāiļjasi/Țhājasi,
Thäijjahi/Thāiahi, Thäijjhia, Thaiahia. Instrumental Plural Future Tense Noun
Narindehi/
Hasihii/etc.
- Kings will laugh.
Narindehim/ Narindehiñ
Instrumental Plural
Pronoun
Amhehi/Amhāhi
Hasihii/etc.
- We shall laugh.
Note: In the same way other sentences should be constructed.
In the impersonal form of the Future Tense the above forms are used. In them ijja/ia etc. suffixes are not added.
See Lesson 45 1 (A). See Lesson 45 1 (B). All the above Verbs are Intransitive and all the sentences are of the Impersonal form.
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