A Grammar of the Sanscrit Language Volume 1

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1805 edition. Excerpt: ...or w TddVn' element is barred (Ch. 19. Yf s. iv. '2-1. and Ch. 16. fl. iv. x.). They, therefore, admit the permutation with the gunssa diphthong, before those sirvaffibituca affixes of the aorist, which begin with vowels; as the permutation with. s. tvbesswidffibi diphthong has been admitted, before certain rird'bad'basituca affixes, in the remote past (), lf the infercnce, drawn from the peculiar ariomaly of the imperative, be restricted to the tenses &c.'. in which is expunged (1-), the rule aboveeited (Ch. 19. iv. a. 1.) becomes applicable; and a xberadical vowel remains unaltered, before consonantt; _ t flits, the optional use. of the prefix II, and the different conclusions of grammarians, rkspeafl 'i ing the pennutation with a' gin-ib diphthong, and regarding the anomalous insertion of I furnish four variations 'of the 3d and 2d person: sing. and two' of the 3d pl. and xst sing. Act sut-zhessi'variation, thrdugh all the person' and numbers, arises from considering the rule, which substitutes a blank for (Ch. 16. iii. 11.-)ssz is optional. This is founded on the maxim before men tioned w), for lwhich, howetrer, there is-no good authority, that an irregular verb may be inflected,, as a regular one, in the Cbarcarita form. A fuflicient specimen has-been here given, of the intricacy, which has arisen from applying, ttsi: eompssleztnand unusual inflections, rule' which are evidently grounded on the simple conjug-atidn of an irregular i/erb.' A ' __ i' Some grammarians do not admit a middle voice of the Cbartarita verb, 1-Here, as in the active voice, the vowel i' converted into the gar/a diphthong, before &rffibaffibfi/x/tar; but the permutation is barred by sirvadVz-ixuras, which contain a mute Z-(Cm 16 s. iii. 1.)z and. 8. From...