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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
(JANUARY, 1892.
savé kálé, can very well be explained as a Nominative singular. - In i. I note, how. locative, and that yuté could, without diffi- ever, apachiti, IX, 11 ; hini, IV, 4; rati, culty, be understood as a Páli accusative plural. VIII, 5. It is true that we miss parallel examples to Dative singular. - Anusasfiya, III, 3, ought authenticate this termination here. However
perhaps to read Øye. the matter may be, if we must really admit it, I can hardly imagine for the ending of the
Ablative singular. - Tanbaparini, II, 2. accusative, any origin other than false analogy
Bases in U. - Magoulines. - with neuter nominatives in é.
Nominative singular. - Sádhu, IX, 5. Datire singular. - It is always in dya. Genitive plural. -'Gurúnas, IX, 4. There is one solitary instance of the form etayo, Ablative plural. - Bahühi, IV, 4. III, 3.
Feminines. - Ablative singular. - In a : hitatpá, VI, 11 ;
Nominative singular. - sadhu, IX, 4, 11. kapá, IV, 9. Locative singular. – In amhi or in é. The
Neuters. - two terminations occur with about equal
Nominative singular. - Bahu, XIV, 3, al.; frequency.
sádhu, IX, 8, al. Neuters. - The terminations are the usual Nominative plural. - Bahuni, I, 8, al. ones.
(a). - Declension of Pronouns. Nominative singular. - As examples of the
Demonstratives, &o. - I give, according nominative in é, I quote : añé, IX, 5; bahu
to the alphabetical order of the bases, the vidhé, IV, 7; charané, IV, 7, 10; dane, VII,
forms found at Girnar. 3; VIIL, 3; dasané, VIII, 3; mangalé, IX, 4 (mangalari, IX. 1, 2, 3, 4); kanimé, IV, 10;
Anya. - Nom. sing. neater: afé, IV, 7; mahdlaké (vijitam), XIV, 3; mahaphall, IX,
IX, 5 aña, IV, 9; IX, 19. - Gen. sing. : 4; katavyamate (lôkahitar), VI, 9; mité, VI,
ahamannasa, XII, 7.- Loc. sing. : aniré, VIII, 10; patividhané, VIII, 4; séste kammé, IV,
TV 5, beside anamhi, IX, 2.- Nom. pl.: ariñé, 10; vipvile, VII, 3; yé, V, 2; tárisé, yárisé, radhité, IV, 5.
Ima. - Nom. sing. masc., ayan; fem. Nominative plural. - We have a termina
iyash; neater, idar. Ayan is, however, used tion in d, instead of ani, in dasaņd, IV, 3;
for the feminine : 1, 10; V, 9; VI, 13; XIV, prána (read ond), I, 10.
1, and for the neuter with phalan, XII, 9. —
Gen. masc. : imasa, IV, 11. - Dat. fem. : Feminines. -
imayu, III, 3. - Instr. masc. : imind, IX,.8, 9. Instrumental singular. - In dya, as mádhú- - Loc. : imamhi, IV, 10. ritaya, XIV, 4.
katya. - Nom. plur. masc. : ékachá, I, 6. Locative singular. - In dyarn, as parisdyain, Eta. - Nom. sing. masc. : @sa, X, 3; used VI, 7. It is difficult to decide whether saihti. for the neuter, or rather with a masculine randya, VI, 9, is, or is not, an error of the which, by origin, is neater, such as kaimé, engraver
&c., IV, 7, 10; VI, 10; fem., ésá, VIII, 3, 5; Nominative plural. - In áyô, in mahidayo, neuter, étan, X, 4 (perhaps under the form IX, 3.
etd, IX, 5); the parallel use of ta would lead Bases in I. - Of Masculines we find -
one to think that éta, X, 4; XI, 3=étad, and
is not an incomplete writing of étn. - Dat. Genitive plural. - Natinam, IV, 6, al.
sing. : étaya, once (III, 3) étáyê. - Loc. : Locative plural. - Ñátisu, IV, 1.
étamhi, IX, 2.- Nom. pl. : été, which, being Feminines. - We have no example of the associated with ti pránd, indicates again a conplural. For the singular, the accusative in fusion of genders. in, and the instrumental in iyá, call for no Ka. - Nom. sing, masc. : kochi, XII, 5, remark.
neuter: kimchi, passim.
V, 5.
