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________________ 218 THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. [August, 1893. 187. Feminine substantives are formed from masculine ones, in the following ways : (1) Through the abovementioned changes of vowels and consonants. Examples : (a) Vowel Changes. 61 Examples From To Masculine. Feminine. (La ja khar, an ass See below.) jó khạr] 18 [2 or = 4 gagur, a rat kokur, 09 a cock ST vísý kótur, a pigeon j zor, a deaf man 5 pol, a plank B: pat, a small plank Je ne patsa-lôv, a foz 15-pataa په لو dyar دیار dyar, a rich man دیور bror, a tom cat برود ] les brór] See adjectises.] [9. ių, yű, etc. us See adjectives.] diy 16ta, a parrot Finals Los tot تونی s gur, a horse uriaي گر | , . ahide-ger, a milk-seller psy, addie-gies • Several additional examples, given by translator. - Lake, xiii. 34, ss kokar (no slao Wade, 9 10). Pronounod guir. In Devanagari 6. gurt. So also wida-guri is pronounced doda-gilir (Devanagari 75).]
SR No.032519
Book TitleIndian Antiquary Vol 27
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorRichard Carnac Temple
PublisherSwati Publications
Publication Year1984
Total Pages404
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size15 MB
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