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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARI.
[APRIL, 1899.
Här.
Sawan.
Nom.
Ag. Gen.
Ag.
Ag.
NAMES OF THE MONTHB. Tehal Baisakh.
Kārtika Katik. Zhista Jēth.
Mushhora Magar. Ha mēs
Poh
Poh. Shāvana
Māgah Māgh. Bhädrete Bhadru.
Phāgomah Phaggan. Ashta Assu.
Chitra
Chet. Musha - MAN, masc. Nouns — Sing.
Pi. musha
muslē. Mush-ei
ushe-s. mush
Mush-o. Dat. musha
mush-ont.
Püsk - BON, masc. Nom. puch
pē. Pach-de
pe-se. Gen. puch
pe-o. Dat, pach-at
26-0ม.
Chči - WOMAN, fem. Nom. chei
che-e. cheo
che-is. Gen. che
che-o. Dat. che-it
che-ont.
Sans – SISTER, fem. Nom. 8088
sazar. Ag. sat-o
sazar-ia. saz
sazāro. Dat. 842-ut
sazar-ont. Note.-There is a curious dearth of words distinguishing between the male and female of animals. This is done by prefixing the word bir (male), or soch (female), e.g. :-- lir áskip male horse.
soch äship
mare. bir shit male dog.
soch shữ
bitch.
Adjectives. Adjectives agree with their nouns in gender and number, but do not alter with the case of the noun. This rule applies also to genitives in o, which change it to i in the fem. sing. and nias. plural and ē in the fem, plural. [The rule as to the formation of the feminine is not complete, as will appear from the following examples.] bar musha
... great man. bari chef ... ...
... great woman. mið äship...
... my horse. më ashipi ...
... my horses. meii aship...
... my mare. mē aships ...
my mares. à musho aship
that man's horse. ayã chēð ashipi ...
these women's horses. anu musha stõ hõ...
this man is good. ani chei si hi ...
this woman is good. une muske sie ha...
these men are good. ania chée sie hê ...
... these women are good.
Gen.
| SR No. | 032520 |
| Book Title | Indian Antiquary Vol 28 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Richard Carnac Temple |
| Publisher | Swati Publications |
| Publication Year | 1984 |
| Total Pages | 356 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English |
| File Size | 40 MB |