Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 28
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications

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________________ 250 THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. [SEPTEMBER, 1899. III. Adverbial Numerals. 266. (1) MULTIPLICATIVES. These are formed with the aid of the substantives lat (m. pl. 11 taţi, fem. pl. aš laši), jaz phiri (f. pl. vay phiri), time, turn ; ús gun, fem. ús gan, 'fold it in the following manner : — at si aki lași, one time, once ; 4.-5.4 beyi lați, another time ; atí nas doyi lați, the second timo ; ats trąh lați or aby w trayi lați or body w trak phiri, three times (also wake wsi tran laçan); that cati phiri or conta com satan latan, seven times ; anti treyimi lați, for the third time ; có atí ažíó satati lați sat, seventy times seven ; ati katsi lași, how many times, how often ; also ato da loo kõtsåhi lași (Matth. xxiii. 37); ارگن ] kataan la!an tam, up to how many times کچن ان نام egnun, fem ارگن . agen, one درگن ; fold adgum, fem دو کن . atgam, twofold تركن ; tregum, fem نرگن . regen, three-fold (; toons, four-fold; Matth. riii. 3 has چگن ترمه گن [ shaha شیٹهه گن ;trahe gen, thirty-fold gạn, sixty-fold; of abó hatą gąn, a hundred-fold (all as adverbs). 266. (2) DISTRIBUTIVES. These are formed by the repetition of a number; e.g., dí dí ak ak, each on (cf. .(panani panani shahras andar each in his own city پندس بندی شهر اندر 267. IV. Quantitative Adjectives. (1) gomen's ba*r(dat. Otan ba'ziyan), some : 6.9., unyo wło gordinh daört sốni dost, some of our friends. (2) decim's kaintoq (instr. spiss kaintsau), several. (3) dating wetha (dat. water reshun, also wenta repkahan ; instr. being reshau) many. وری (4) sdr-v (aat ثه ماريدي . rtiny; fem ثه ساری . rs), whole rھ ساری جمات ,.9 ; jama'at, the whole assembly : abl ساری . adri (for ساره ينده ساری دله سبت .9 .4 ;(riy ساری (5) sari (dat ماري ,sdren سارن . adren-gy; instr ساروی . sario-gy), all . 06ru-y or و یه وری (6) bah, the whole وya serw به شی کنه orn-y kah شرژی کنه په ; panani sárí dilą sút, with his whole heart. yi, all that. 288. . Declension of Numerals, The Numerals are declined like adjectives. Thus:- Jí ak; dat. m. cousi akis ; instr. m. أن ki ; gen. m ي أكشنه . ki-sond, or .abyak اکیک . (The word in a corruption of the Skr. gwna, not of gana, a mas, as suggested by the author]

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