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( xxxiii) (d) aftrata ( Skt. afianz )'having known ', AhETC ( Skt.) 'having taken.'
j. INFINITIVE The Infinitive is generally formed by adding इत्तए to the root e.g. करित्तए ' to do', गच्छित्तए 'to go', Trentararg' to appear.'
Sometimes for is added to the root e.g.gr to give ', 18°' to do ', TAT" to see ', forfitz" to take.
E. COMPOUNDS. Two words joined together without using the termination to express the relation between them form a compound. Compounds are treated as single words. They may be divided into three classes according to their use as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.
A noun compound may be formed in the following ways :- . (a) By putting together two nouns which would
have required the copulative' and (or ) to express their relation if used separately. Such compounds are generally used in the Plural e.g. atstat (sita y sita y ) soul and non-soul', aria ( AT TE Target afa)' of men and animals', HAUTE (THE
garte ) in villages and towns.'' (6) By putting together two nouns of which the
first would have taken an oblique 2 case, if I. The Sanskrit name for these compounds in gog. 2. Any case except the Nom, and Voc.
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