G. A. Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India: A Summary, Part 1

adding suffixes adding the suffix Adjectives Ahom Aryan aspiration Assam base beat past Bengali Bodo classical Tibetan conjugation Dardic Dardic languages dative demonstrative pronouns denote dialect dialects spoken different words Dravidian languages father follow the noun formed by adding formed by suffixing forms of speech future gender is distinguished genitive grammatical Hindi imperative indefinite article India Indian languages indicated Indo-Aryan languages infixes intransitive Kashmiri Khamti Khassi Lahnda linguistic male Miri Munda Munda languages Naga nang nominative noun they qualify Nouns Gender order of words passive voice past tense person and number personal pronoun plural postpositions precede present tense pronominal prefixes pronominal suffixes Pronunciation relative participles relative pronouns root Sanskrit Santali Sindhi singular strike subject of transitive suffix syllable Tai languages Tamil tense is formed thou beatest Tibeto-Burman languages tones transitive verbs tribe usual order usual suffix verb substantive verbal noun VIII vowels words is subject