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________________ APRIL, 1896.] ESSAYS ON KASMIRI GRAMMAR. 97 (6) With the Personal Pronoun (or noun) in the Instrumental, as before, and again repeated as a pronominal suffix at the end of the Verb ( 48 ); e. g. pas wojgn do me sůzmut chhu-m, by me it-bas-been-sent-by.me. (e) With the Personal Pronoun not given in the Instrumental, and only given as a suffs at the end of the verb; e. g., pti cijem súzmut chhu-m, it has-been-sent by-me. The different uses of these three forms are as described under the head of the Aorist (S 89). 111. I. - Subject - a Noun. Singular. Masculine. Feminine. (by me ..., me by thee him .. do me wanting pj tamis mi asi wanting timau موزه چه tamil (a) shizmut chhu by us Yani asi sürmuta chle . by you ... by them ... times تمر do me mechhu-m tse chhut chheim chhe-156 Has been sent by me. by thce ... by him .. by us ... by you (by them izmat súamuls tohil chhu-va chhe-ra 4 ( by me.. by thee ... chhu-m chh t-t chhu-n chhe-na chle-t chhe-n by him ... súzmut وزی 8นียงnuts by ns ... by you ... i by them .. chhe-ra chhu-va chhu-k chhe But the first plural nover has a suffix, By her to tami. So Mp., but Np., yun de too chha-y.
SR No.032517
Book TitleIndian Antiquary Vol 25
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorRichard Carnac Temple
PublisherSwati Publications
Publication Year1984
Total Pages366
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size14 MB
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