Book Title: Grammar Of Apabhramsa Author(s): Madhusudan Mishra Publisher: Vidyanidhi PrakashanPage 38
________________ Declension 27 sented in all cases, but it was also the artificial creation of the poets and was destined to go from the popular language. 56. The demonstrative base eha- (from eşa-h), this, is found only in NA sg. and pl., and o-only in pl. on the analogy of eba- : 1-2. eha ei and *oba oi ओइ The grammarians distribute eho as m., eha as f. and ebu as n., but it is difficult to agree with them. These are the older and younger forms. There are also forms like ehaữ and eu. 57. The relative pronoun ja- is represented in all cases : 1-2. ju m. jā f. jam जु जा जे जि 11 ज Sales de color je-hi fe ja-hũ ja-hã जहाँ jā-su m, जासु ja-hị ja-he f jā-hã जाह je-bi जेहिं 7. जहि The older form jo is used in Nsg. masc. and je in pl. 58. The interrogative pronoun ka- is represented in all cases, but gradually it was supplemented and replaced by the restrictive kavana : 1-2. ko m. kā f. kavana ke को का कवण 3. kavanena kavaņěhĩ कवणेण कवणेहि kabă kihe kahũ कहाँ किहेPage Navigation
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