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... participles becomes t ; as yuvan , young ; yuvatara , younger ; yuvatama , youngest ; vidvas , wise ; vidvattara , wiser ... participle , not varying for the person , but for gender and number . ( b ) There are three Voices , viz . 150 A ...
... participles becomes t ; as yuvan , young ; yuvatara , younger ; yuvatama , youngest ; vidvas , wise ; vidvattara , wiser ... participle , not varying for the person , but for gender and number . ( b ) There are three Voices , viz . 150 A ...
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Thomas Jarrett. ciples . There are two participles of the past tense which admit of neither gender , number , nor case . They are generally formed from the past passive participle by changing ta into två , or da into dvå ; but when the ...
Thomas Jarrett. ciples . There are two participles of the past tense which admit of neither gender , number , nor case . They are generally formed from the past passive participle by changing ta into två , or da into dvå ; but when the ...
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... participle . These middle participles are declined like nouns in a , as pacamanas , pacamana , pacamȧnam . [ y ] Participles of the second preterite . The active is formed by adding vas to the inflective base , as it occurs before the ...
... participle . These middle participles are declined like nouns in a , as pacamanas , pacamana , pacamȧnam . [ y ] Participles of the second preterite . The active is formed by adding vas to the inflective base , as it occurs before the ...
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Page iii - Nalopakhyanam, or, The Tale of Nala ; containing the Sanskrit Text in Roman Characters, followed by a Vocabulary in which each word is placed under its root, with references to derived words in cognate languages, and a sketch of Sanskrit Grammar. By the Rev. THOMAS JARRETT, MA , Trinity College, Regius Professor of Hebrew, late Professor of Arabic, and formerly Fellow of St Catharine's College, Cambridge.
Page 151 - The active is formed by adding vas to the inflective base, as it occurs before the terminations of the dual and plural numbers of the second preterite.
Page 151 - Middle is formed by adding àna to the same termination ; but when, as in the first, fourth, sixth, and tenth conjugations, the inflective base ends in a, then màna is added for the participle.