Advanced Prakrit Grammar Part 1

SR No.: 006533
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kamalchand Sogani, Shakuntala Jain
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 294
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Grammar
File Size: 7 MB

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a-ending Neuter (Kamala) (Lotus) Singular
Plural Nominative case Kamalam (3/25) Kamalaim, Kamalāiṁ
Kamalăņi (3/26 Accusative case Kamalam (3/5) Kamalāim, Kamalais,
Kamalāņi (3/26) Instrumental Kamalena (3/6, 3/14) Kamalehi, Kamalehim,
Kamalenaṁ (1727) Kamalehin (3/7, 3/15) Dative
Kamalaya (3/132), Kamalāņa (3/131, 376, Kamalassa (3/131, 3/12), 3/10)
Kamalāņam (1/27) Ablative case Kamalatto, Kamalão, Kamalatto, Kamalão,
Kamalāu, Kamalāhi, Kamalāu (3/9, 3/12, 1/84), Kamalāhinto, Kamala Kamalāhi, Kamalähinto, (3/8, 3/12, 1784) Kamalasunto (379, 3/13), Kamalādo, Kamalādu Kamalehi,Kamalehinto, (3/8)
Kamalesunto (3/9, 3/15)
Kamalado, Kamaládu (3/9) Genitive case Kamalassa (3/10) Kamalāņa (3/6, 3/12)
Kamalānam (1/27)
Locative case Kamale, Kamalammi Kamalesu (3/15),
(3/11), Kamalashi, Kamalesum (1727) Kamalassi
Vocative case He Kamala (3/37)
He Kamalaiṁ, He Kamalāis, He Kamalāņi (4/448)
1. According to Sutra 240 of the Kätantra Grammar, the declension of Neuter Gender
words from Instrumental case to Locative case is similar to Masculine words.
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