A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India: To Wit, Hindi, Panjabi, Sindhi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oṛiya, and Bangali. The noun and pronoun, Volumen2

Trübner, 1875 - 348 páginas

THE NOUN AND PRONOUN CHAPTER I FORMATION OF THE STEM 1 Structure of the noun	1

Suffixes	3

Stems in A	4

Adjectives formed from Astems	12

Exceptions	14

Stems in NA and ANA	15

Stems in A preceded by a semivowel	20

Stems in MA	25

Oblique forms of the plural	218

Remnants of the synthetical system in other cases	222

Absence of oblique and plural forms from certain languages	227

Internal modifications of the stem in Marathi	231

52 Quasisynthetical forms of some cases	233

Adjectives	239

Numerals	243

Caseaffixes	248

The Objective	252

The Instrumental	262

The Ablative	273

The Genitive	275

The Locative	291

62 Postpositions	295

THE PRONOUN 63 Pronoun of the first person singular	301

The second person singular and plural	309

Genitive of the two first persons	311

Pronoun of the third person	314

The Demonstrative	316

The Relative	320

The Correlative	322

The Indefinite	326

The Reciprocal	328

Adjectival pronouns	331

Pronominal suffixes in Sindhi	334

General scheme of the pronouns and pronominal adverbs	335

Miscellaneous pronouns	340

Gipsy pronouns	344

80 Concluding remarks	346

Título	A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India: To Wit, Hindi, Panjabi, Sindhi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oṛiya, and Bangali. The noun and pronoun, Volumen2 A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India: To Wit, Hindi, Panjabi, Sindhi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oṛiya, and Bangali. The Noun and Pronoun
Autor	John Beames
Editor	Trübner, 1875
Procedencia del original	la Biblioteca Estatal de Baviera
Digitalizado	16 Nov. 2015
Largo	348 páginas

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The KA suffix and its ramifications	26

Stems in TRA	45

Group of stems in the palatal and labial short vowels	52

The long vowels of those organs	55

Stems in Ṛ	59

Stems of uncertain origin or partial application	61

Secondary stemsformation of abstract nouns	71

19 The samepossessives and attributives	83

Stems with double suffixes	114

Formation of diminutives	115

GENDER 29 Natural and grammatical gender	145

Use of gender in the seven languages	147

Typical terminations of the adjective	150

Terminations of the masculine	151

Terminations of the feminine	159

Terminations of the neuter	161

Formation of feminines from masculines	163

Gender of words ending in consonants	171

Decay of Genderits cause in Bengali and Oriya	177

DECLENSION 38 Inflection	181

Origin and analysis of the singular oblique forms	209