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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Ja (Who) (Mas. Pro.): Jassim, Jammi, Jattha
(Locative Singular) Ka (Who)(Mas. Pro.): Kassim, Kammi, Kattha
(Locative Singular) Eta (This)(Mas. Pro.): Etassim, Etammi, Etattha
(Locative Singular) Ima (This) (Mas. Pro.): Imassim, Imammi,
(Locative Singular) Imattha is negated (3/76) Anna (Other) (Mas. Pro.): Annassim, Annammi, Annattha
(Locative Singular)
58. Na Vanidametado Him 3/60
Na Vänidametado Him [(Vā) + (An) + (Idam) + (Etadaḥ → Etataḥ) + (Him)] Na Vå - alternatively An = not [(Idam) - (Etat) 5/1 ] Him (Him) 1/1 Alternatively, after idam →ima and etat eta ea, him does not occur. Alternatively, on having ni after a-ending Masculine Pronouns sarva->savva, etc., his occurs in place of ni (suffix of Locative Singular) buton having ñi after idam-ima and etat >eta ea, him does not occur. (1) Savva (Mas.): (Savva + ni) = (Savva + him) - Savvahim
(Locative Singular) Similarly: Ta (He) (Mas. Pronoun): Tahim (Locative Singular) Ja (Who) (Mas. Pronoun): Jahim (Locative Singular) Ka (Who) (Mas. Pronoun): Kahim (Locative Singular) Anna (Other) (Mas. Pronoun): Annahim (Locative Singular) According to Hemacandra's Commentary in Feminine Pronouns:
Advanced Praksta Grammar
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