Book Title: Prakrit Grammar and Composition
Author(s): Kamalchand Sogani
Publisher: Apbhramsa Sahitya Academy

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________________ touches the religious books. (19) Hanumāna helps him. (20) We cover the sun. (B) (1) He will dig the field. (2) You will partake of food. (3) He should peel the wood. (4) He should give up addiction. (5) You should taste milk. (6) They will cut the small bundle. (7) We shall thresh rice. (8) They will saw the forest. (9) He grinds seeds. (C) (1) Ráma calls Sitä. (2) I call the daughter. (3) The woman digs the pitch. (4) The sister sees the daughters. (5) The girl uncovers the small water pitcher. (6) The wife covers the ditch. (7) We worship the Ganges. (8) Hunger wilhholds thirst. (9) Desire with-holds sleep. (10) He/She should renounce wine. (D) (1) He dug the field. (2) You called the girl. (3) He washed cloths. (4) They cut the small bundle. (5) We threshed rice. - 3. Translate the following sentences into Prákştä by using the special types (Chapter 51.5) of Transitive Verbs. Use all the alternatives. (A) (1) I/you hear the story. (2) I/you go to the village. (3) I/you forsake addictions. (4) I know you. (5) I/you see him. (6) 1/ you eat food. (B) (1) He hears the story. (2) He goes to the village. (3) He sees you. (4) He eats food. (5) They see him. (6) They eat food. Präkrta Grammar and Composition 121 Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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