Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 26
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications

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________________ 192 THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. (JULY, 1897. 178. Aorist. to the to him, to her (1) by me... ديتي ayutv-yi dystu-m-ay | (2) by thee ... (3) by him ... dyuta-th-am dyn(-n-am dyutu-pl? dyutu-m-as is dyut-th-ce dy utw-11-04 dyutu-p17 dyutu-n-ay wys dyutu-y17 (2) by you ... C(3) by them.. dyutw-ve-m 5 dyutum his dyutu- A-am sdyuta-ya? dyutu.h-ay ديوس دين dyat-pa - dyutv-al dyutu-h-as to w to you to them dyut*-vole دينمك dyatu-Al . dynth-txt-ava his dyuta-m-ak dyutu-th-ah dyutu-t asih dyute aris) dyutuvą! ديك agueu-k10 al centro dyutun asid dyu'--aug dyate nak دينك dyuky-pale ouis dyatukio .ج- »aynue ديتوت ... Dobes dyuew asik dyutuh-ave tedyumh-aika Many of the above forms are doubtful. THE ANDAMAN TOKENS. BY R. C. TEMPLE, The position of the Penal Settlement at Port Blair in the Andaman Islands is one of great isolation, even in this year of grace, 1897; and when it was first started, its isolation and the difficulty and uncertainty of communications with the gater world were extreme. Hence arose the Andaman tokens, to meet temporary difficulties us to local currency. 17 Words similarly spelled are to be distinggished by the pronouns in the Instrumental. » Similarly for the Feminine, after the model of the Paradigm $ 133 ; •. 2. pas ditegum, from what houm, non neterm : ut des ani ditory, ut notory, by newn to you.

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