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जामो
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___I. p. जामु __II. p. जासु, जाहि
III. p. जाउ For the use cf. 430-432. .
जाह जायन्तु
237 The I. p. sing. form is known from the grammarians only. Schubring notes a single form demu. Alsdorf explains it as the plu. form used for the singular. II. p. sing. karesu, bhuñjaisu, jāsu, kahasu, sad dahasu, khamasu, varasu, sarasu. kunasu.; the athematic termination hi(dhi) is extended : bhanāhi, gacchāhi, jānāhi ; bhuñjāhi; vasāhi ; harāhi, vandāhi, viharāhi; karehi, maggchi, hohi ; the mere stem, bhana, gaccha, peccha, vigiñca. I. p. plu. and II. p. plu. are forms of the indicative : gacchāmo, genhāmo ; hanaha, khamaha, payaha, etc. .
238 The second person pronoun तुम्ह (युष्मद् ) is declined as follows:N. तुमं, तं, तुमे
तुम्हे, तुझे, तुब्भे A. तुमं, ते
तुम्हे, तुझे, तुम्भे, भे I. तुए, तुमे, तए, तुमए तुम्हेहि, तुज्ञहिं, तुब्भेहिं Ab. तुमाओ, तुमत्तो . तुम्हेहितो, तुब्भेहितो G. तव, ते, तुज्झ, तुम्ह, तुह तुम्हाणं, तुम्हं, तुब्भं
L. तुमंसि, तइ, तुमम्मि तुम्हेसुं, तुझेसुं, तुम्भेसुं N. sing. tumam continues the dissyllabic form of Vedic tuvam3; the -m- as after mamam ; G. tuha after maha; tubbham from Sk. dative tubhyam, tujjha after majjha ; in the plural t- is carried throughout from the singular. Three bases tujiha, tubbha and tumha are analogically declined in the plural.
239 1. तुम्हे मा भायह, न एत्थ तुम्हाणं भयं। 2. उजाणं गच्छिस्सं जुजेहि रहं। 3. मा तुमं पावा धम्मा फुसन्तु। 4. निवइणो पयं अप्पमाएण' पालेन्तु। 5. तुम्हे सुहंसुहेणं जीवह । 6. चैइयं
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