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happiness and misery.' Here fori Tel Sut. 1.3.2.4. * Maintain your father and mother.'
Some intransitive verbs of Sanskrit are used transitively : piuuaramam ca te sumaramāni Vas. 36.13. ' remembering the death of your father.' roemi nam bhante niggunthar pāvayaņam Upa. 12. I like, O Lord, the Niggantha preaching.' jāim bālo varajjhai Das. 7.7. about which the fool commits faults.' vippo nāmamuddam jio jūe Pau. 5.32. 'The Brahmin was deprived of the ring in gambling.'
353 Verbs denoting motion are used with the Accusative of goal or destination. The apT JĦT I Sut. 1.3.2.6. *Come, child, let us go home.' al TESTÀ FERDİ 36 nila at STATË gauch FARMASTATA 1 Therefore, I will go to Himālaya and taking that herb give it to Sirivijaya.
354 A double accusative may be found in the following cases (i) used predicatively : ogāsam phāsuyam naccā Ay. 1.2.1. 'knowing the place to be pure.' sañjayam sāhum ūlave Das. 8.49. One should call a self-controlled one sage.' (ii) in apposition to the object : asanam vā pāņam vā āhāram āhārettae Kalp. 1.19. 'to eat food either food or drink.' (iii) expressing the person and thing: gihino tam na äikkhe Das. 8.50. He should not tell it to the householders.' (iv) with causal verbs : thanagam pejjamāņi dāragam Das. 5.1.42. giving suck to the child.'
355 A number of verbs may take a cognate accusative: 37 HRUI HABEI U. 5. 16. 'He dies an untimely death.' JHET gyak atera I Sut. 1.5.2.15. 'Urged on with arrows they carry loads of elephants.' किं पि तहाविहं झाणं Hupati Sm. 14.9. “Meditating some thought of that
type.'
356 Accusative expresses the extent of time and place. 1931). Et fa fari ang si Erz. 8.30. 'He remained with her for some time.' 38 AIG Frat pa ! Ay. 1.9.4.5. The Lord spent eight months. 37a1for EFI zijcito age 1
