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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[APRIL, 1899.
Vowel Change.
Consonantal Change.
wion, blind ... wij ron, j footles... wyrok uś ton, thin Nesibo hekanwól, ablo ... wa Tico Rekanwajah
نمگنورد | matekanovel, unable
تقد بون unaban, pretty ...
با رثsalekanu نه نراجن
mandata تند بان
wyse myon, my ... La mió
we prôn, old .. wsu prối il, yü
Jos nyal, blao en mij 218. Many adjeetives remain unchanged in the feminine : aongst these may be noticed :
(1) Loap-words, e. g., Persian adjectives in ,ls dár, ,kár, and 'gar. (2) Words ending in a lad, endowed with ; e. 9., . Ts dồdi-lad, from só as
pain. (3) Words ending ins nic.g., S. budą, old ; sto muda, negligent; wú bala
young. (4) Others, such as : des dochs, hungry; uś god, heavy; ti gos, turbid; ula ján,
good ; t. yachh, bad ; J Kis kangál, poor ; vejais kanjús, stingy; jus katal, vile; vs kob, hump-backed byun, separate ; s'y bowki, careless ; J! bekvál, home-heeping i sjaks niladráv, gadding about ; cs mo!, fat ; fino mond, blunt; p sum, smooth; gali Fundar, beautiful.
2. Declension. 219. Adjectives are declined, in the mascutine, according to the 2nd declension, and in the feminine according to the 3rd 20 ; the sound-changes already described, taking effect as usual ; ...syl ur, healthy, pl. m.;' ariiul on, blind, wl ans. Compounds ending in J lad, endowed
19 Elmslie, rown.
* The author says the oth declension, but this is not correct, Wade rightly gives an example, Jis rond, red, in which the fominino is declined according to the 3rd declension.]
