Advanced Apbhramsa Grammer Part 01

Author(s): Kamalchand Sogani, Shakuntala Jain
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy

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(1) Tucchaka → Tucchaa (Neu.): (i) (Tucchaa + si) = (Tucchaa+
uṁ) - Tucchauṁ (Nominative Singular)
(ii)(Tucchaa + am) = (Tucchaa+ uṁ)
- Tucchaum (Accusative Singular) (2) Netrka → Nettaa (Neu.): (i) (Nettaa + si) = (Nettaa + uṁ) =
Nettaum (Nominative Singular) (ii) (Nettaa + am) = (Nettaa + uṁ) =
Nettauṁ (Accusative Singular) (3) Bhagnaka Bhaggaa (Neu.): (i) (Bhaggaa + si) = (Bhaggaa+
us) = Bhaggauṁ (Nominative Singular)
(ii)(Bhaggaa+ am) = (Bhaggaa+
uṁ) = Bhaggaum (Accusative Singular) 25. PICI Let arat 4/330
Syadau Dirgha-Hrasvau Syadau [(Si) + (Ādau)] Dirgha-Hrasvau [(Si) - (Adi) 7/1] [(Dirgha) - (Hrasva) 1/2] On having si, etc,, a' long ending vowel becomes a short vowel and a short ending vowel becomes a long vowel. In Masculine, Neuter and Feminine words, on having si (suffix of Nominative Singular)etc., a long ending vowel becomes short vowel and a short ending vowel becomes a long vowel. For example Instrumental Plural: Short vowel becomes a long vowel (i) Deve (Mas.): Devahim, Devāhim (ii) Hari (Mas.): Harihim, Harihiń (iii) Såhu (Mas.): Sähuhim, Sāhūhim (iv) Kamala (Neu.): Kamalahim, Kamalāhim (v) Väri (Neu.): Värihim, Vārīhim (vi) Mahu (Neu.): Mahuhim, Mahūhim (vii) Mai (Fem.): Maihim, Maihim (viii) Dheņu (Fem.): Dhenuhim, Dhenühim
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