Advanced Prakrit Grammar Part 1

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

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Numerals Masculine Numeral : (Ékka. Ea, Ega, Ikka)
a-ending: Ekka (One), Ea (One), Ega (One), Ikka (One) (Inflection according to Savva) In Singular, the meaning is one. In Plural, the meaning is some or certain
ones. Neuter Numeral : (Ekka. Ea, Ega, Ikka)
a-ending : Ekka (One), Ea (One), Ega (One), Ikka (One)
(Inflection according to Savva) Feminine Numeral: (Ekkä, Ikka)
å-ending: Ekka (One), Ikkā(One)
(Inflection according to Savva) In all the Genders: (Saya , Visa, Satthi, Du, Do, Ti, Cau, Pañca)
Saya (Hundred) (Inflection according to Kamala) (Neuter) Visä (Twenty) (Inflection according to Kahā) (Feminine) Satthi (Sixty) (Inflection according to Mai) (Feminine) Du (Two) Do (Two) Ti (Three) Cau (Four) Pañca (Five)
Kai (How much or How many) As the inflection of Suffix-Symbols and other words in the Sutras follow the declensional forms of Saṁskṛta, the declension tables of some of these Saṁskṛta Nouns have been given in the following pages. Finally, a list of abbreviations used in the Sutras is also provided.
Advanced Praksta Grammar