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Page 120
... , by adding ra : thus , shahr , ' city , ' shahre , to the city ; ' minra , ' to me , ' mara , ' to us . ' The case thus formed is either dative or accusative . After the prepositions b ' and the case - ending 120 S. A. Rhea ,
... , by adding ra : thus , shahr , ' city , ' shahre , to the city ; ' minra , ' to me , ' mara , ' to us . ' The case thus formed is either dative or accusative . After the prepositions b ' and the case - ending 120 S. A. Rhea ,
Page 182
... dative , genitive , and ablative mâtuya ; * but no such forms are given by Kachchayano . In the Balavatara , present participles are " classed with nouns in a , " but in Kachchayano they are simply classed in the declension ntu ...
... dative , genitive , and ablative mâtuya ; * but no such forms are given by Kachchayano . In the Balavatara , present participles are " classed with nouns in a , " but in Kachchayano they are simply classed in the declension ntu ...
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... dative , after the Cypriote analogy of ἀπὸ and ἐξ . The word ὑετεινει ( or ὑετεινει ) appears to be formed as a quasi patronymic from veros ; as if Bacchus were imagined as a citizen or inhabitant of moisture . Compare vevs , the ...
... dative , after the Cypriote analogy of ἀπὸ and ἐξ . The word ὑετεινει ( or ὑετεινει ) appears to be formed as a quasi patronymic from veros ; as if Bacchus were imagined as a citizen or inhabitant of moisture . Compare vevs , the ...
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... dative 609 times , with twelve endings as a genitive or abla- tive 18 times , with two endings ; as a locative 23 times , with three endings - in all 699 times , with nineteen endings . In B the infinitive is much more infrequent ...
... dative 609 times , with twelve endings as a genitive or abla- tive 18 times , with two endings ; as a locative 23 times , with three endings - in all 699 times , with nineteen endings . In B the infinitive is much more infrequent ...
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... Dative . ( Suffix e ) áje 1 , dhe 2 , kráme 1 , grábhe 1 , cákshe 11 , tíre 1 , túje 1 , tvishé 1 , dábhe 1 , diçe s , drçé 25 , dhṛ'she 8 , náme 2 , náçe 3 , nikshe 1 , núde 2 , pr'ce 1 , pr'che 1 , bhuje 11 , bhuvé 1 , bhvè 1 , mahés ...
... Dative . ( Suffix e ) áje 1 , dhe 2 , kráme 1 , grábhe 1 , cákshe 11 , tíre 1 , túje 1 , tvishé 1 , dábhe 1 , diçe s , drçé 25 , dhṛ'she 8 , náme 2 , náçe 3 , nikshe 1 , núde 2 , pr'ce 1 , pr'che 1 , bhuje 11 , bhuvé 1 , bhvè 1 , mahés ...
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