Book Title: Nalrayavadanti Charita Author(s): Ernest Bender Publisher: American Philosophical SocietyPage 41
________________ VOL. 40, PT. 4, 1950) GRAMMAR: MORPHOLOGY 301 Two forms, vina (viņu) and jima (jema), function (pronominal forms) both as postpositions and as prepositions. (E.g., in kahai (237) 'anywhere stanzas 65 and 268 viņa occurs after the nominal form kahim (BH 226) 'anywhere and in stanza 216 before.) Compare the usage of kehai (P 237) 'anywhere these in Modern Gujarāti. kihim (226) 'where jattha (168) "where ADVERBS jihim (46) 'where tattha (168) 'there' Adverbs fall into two groups: (1) those which are tini (H 185) 'then' sterotyped nominal and pronominal forms, having tihim (23) 'there' suffixes of the nominative-accusative, the instrumen tīnaim (147) 'thereupon tal, or the locative singular, and (2) those which cannot tiņi (43) 'then'. be identified as case-forms of the language at this tenai (B 203) at that time stage. Many members of the second group have been teni (B 185) 'at that time derived from adverbial forms of a previous stage of tehai (243) 'therefore the language. There are two instances of conjunc havai (B 23) 'now' tive participles employed as adverbs. havii (B 53) 'now' 1. Case-forms. ahām (242) 'here Nominative-accusative: (conjunctive participles) ghanaum (239) 'much' vali (304) again pahilaum (267) 'first vali (301) 'again bahulau (B 16) 'great samsahi (272) 'patiently Instrumental: Ablative: (pronominal forms) 100 krami (95) 'gradually' kām (BH 165) 'why' niścaim (64) 'surely kiham (289) 'whither niściim (138) 'surely' tihām (197) 'there' nyāim (109) properly' havada (B 206) 'now' parāņi (138) 'forcibly' hivadām (206) 'now' pāchai (82) 'afterwards' 2. Other forms. sāthai (B 310) 'together' sāthiim (310) 'together aji (287) 'today' guhira (87) "loudly' aju (S 280) 'today' turita (266) swiftly' ajja (BP 280) 'today' thova (320) 'gradually' atihim (203) 'greatly purva (261) 'formerly' na (29) 'not navi (112) 'not' Locative: nahim (232) 'not' upari (47) ma (148) 'not' kāli (H 249) 'tomorrow' āma (282) 'thus kālhi (249) 'tomorrow' ima (311) 'thus kedai (B 165) 'behind ema (313) 'thus' gelaim (B 97) 'afterwards' kada (B 172) ever' geliim (97) 'afterwards kadi (172) 'ever' pachai (267) afterwards kima (282) 'how' pāchile (147) afterwards' kima-i (250) 'somehow páchali (P 147) afterwards' java (148) 'when' pāsaim (159) 'nearby' jāma (146) 'when' pāsi (156) 'nearby jāva (127) 'when' pāse (60) 'nearby jima (276) "like püthi (147) 'back' jema (149) 'like' pūthii (B 147) 'back' tava (279) 'then' bāhiri (284) 'outside tāma (261) 'then' māhi (47) 'in' tāva (5) 'then' cira (319) 'long time tima (228) 'so' cheka (115) 'finally' hima (H 167) 'now' " See Glossary for etymologies. 100 See Tessitori, 1914-1916: $ 111, and Taylor, 1944: $158. 'on'Page Navigation
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