Indian Antiquary Vol 25

SR No.: 032517
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 366
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 14 MB

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APRIL, 1896.)
ESSAYS ON KASMIRI GRAMMAR.
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The Pluperfect is formed by substituting ya for y8, and byť for ye in the masculine. The Feminine is the same as above. We thus get the following forms:
He had been made
They (masc.) had been made
by me by thee by him by us by you by them ...
karya-m karya-t tary4# karyan karya-vo karyd-k
karéyém kartykaréyékaréyéy karéyé-ve karéyék
So also from the Causal, mdrandvy8-m, etc.
If the stem of the tense, however, ends in ts, tsh or, the y of y8 and of yd is omitted. We thus get sôx8-m, not sốay-m, I sent him; sôad-m, I bad sent him. Moreover, in these verbs, y@ya, ya, and éyé become oya, ó, and oys, respectively. We thus get the following forms :
Indefinite Past.
He was sent
She was sent
They (masc.) were sont) They (fem.) were sent
...
by me by thee by him by us by you by them
8ôzô- tôi đ-4 sôzô- ఆరీకారం sôzô-vg sózo
sôôya-m sixoyat sôsoya-n sôzoya sôzôya-og sôzôya-k
sok-on. Mộtô838ô-n sonoy 8638-vg sôcô-k
Same as Fem. sing.
Pluperfect, masculine.
He had been sent
They had been sent
soud-m soud-t sord-n
by me... by thee ... by him ... by us .. by you .. by them ..
sôsoye-m *ôzôyét sôzôye-n adsoyéy sôzôyé-ver #Ozôye-k,
sósá-va aord-K
The following verbs, however, do insert y in the masculine singular terminations, katsun, to be wet; grotown, to be splashed out of a vessel; tsotsun, to be without employment; tshotsun, to be empty; tésun, to be sharp ; pasun, to be fit; rôtoun, to be pleasant; vetsun, to contain; brarun, to shine; bdwasun, to be pleasant; letsun, to be weak; érôtsun, to be pare. These are all neuter verbe, and therefore take the terminations of neuter verbs. Vide post. Thus katoyos, not katos, I was wet.)