The Laghu Kaumudi, a Sanskrit grammar; with an English version, commentary and references - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1849 Excerpt: ..."they two coverurnuvanti (No. 215) "they cover;" urnute "he covers;" «rawa7e "they two cover;" urnuvate (No. 553) "they cover." No. 629.--"it Should Bb Mentioned That the verb Urnu DOES NOT TAKE AM," (No. 540). ftr Trf% i rai« I WHif I I c No. 630.--The letters N, D, And B, following a vowel, and IniTial In A Conjunct consonant, are Not doubled (No. 420). There is. a reduplication only of the syllable nu; and thus are have urnundva (No. 197) "he covered;" urnunuvaluh (No. 215) "they two covered;" urnunuvuh "they covered.' No.631.--An affix beginning with the augment it may OptionAlly be regarded as having an indicatory (No. 461) when it t comes After the verb (jrnu "to cover." Thus urnunuvitha ( No. 215 ) or urnunavitha "thou didst cover drnuvitd or urnavitd "he will cover;" urnuvishyati or urnavishyati "he will pover;" urnautu (No. 628) or urnotu "let him coverurnavdni "let me coverurnavai (No. 548) "let me cover." No.632.--When A sdrvadhdtuka Affix Follows, consisting Of A Single Letter, beginning with a consonant and distinguished by an indicatory p, then let Guna be the substitute of the verb tirnu "to cover." Thus aurnot (Nos. 432, 472, and 213) "he covered;" aurnoh "thou didst cover;" urnuydt " he may coverurnuydh "thou mayest cover;" or urnuvita (Nos. 549 and 215) "he may cover urnuydt (No. 512) or urnuvishishta (No. 631) ovurnavishishta "may he cover." hwfnr i No. 633.--When sich (No. 466) follows, preceded by the augment it (No. 427), the parasmaipada terminations being employed, then vriddhi is Optionally the substitute Of the verb tJRNU "to...