Evolution of Awadhi (a Branch of Hindi).

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Motilal Banarsidass Publ., 1971 - Foreign Language Study - 562 pages
Awadhi is an Eastern Hindi dialect comprising masterpieces, as the Ramayana of Tulsi Das, the Padmawat of Muhammad Jaisi. A dialect wherein such renowned works are written is well worth studying in all its details. The present work on the evolution of Awadhi (Eastern Hindi dialect) is divided into two parts bound in a single volume. Part I, relates to the precise description of phonetic notation of Awadhi and is followed by graphic illustrations; and Part II, deals with the accurate and complete description of the ancient and modern stages of Awadhi. It discribes the eight parts of speech, the syntactical order of the sentence in Awadhi and is followed by two appendices comprising the specimens of Early and Modern Awadhi Texts.
 

Contents

Name of the language
1
Section
6
Importance of Awadhi
9
Dialects of Awadhi
19
in Modern Awadhi 206
25
Early Awadhi semivowels
47
Pronominal Adjectives in Early Awadhi
58
Origin
77
Section
239
Origin
251
Future Indicative in Early Awadhi
260
19
286
Tenses
293
Origin
300
Origin
307
CHAPTER III
310

CHAPTER III
81
Early Awadhi Sibilants and
83
CHAPTER IV
87
CHAPTER V
91
CHAPTER VIII
101
Inscriptions from Kymograph Machine
104
Section
107
PRONOUNS
115
POSTPOSITIONS
122
26770
135
Introductory
157
First Person in Early Awadhi
163
Origin
170
244
184
Origin
191
Interrogative in Early Awadhi
199
CHAPTER II
212
250
225
Origin
313
Origin
321
CHAPTER X
325
saba
326
SPECIMENS OF EARLY AWADHI UNPUBLISHED TEXTS
337
Adverbs of Place in Early Awadhi
361
APPENDIX II
429
ni
452
keır katha
458
300
464
INDEX
477
153
485
99
487
Past Imp Indicative in Early Awadhi
498
koziz
541
260
558
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