This Sanskrit Grammar is on a somewhat different plan from those already in use. It presents the facts of the language primarily as they show themselves in use in literature and only secondarily as they are laid down by the native grammarians. It also includes in the presentation the forms and constructions of the older language as exhibited in the Vedas the Brahmanas the Epics and the Puranas. The author has cast all statements classifications, etc; into a form consistent with the teachings of linguistic science. With the practical needs of the students of the language in mind different sizes of type have been used to make the work very useful to the reader whose object is to acquire a knowledge of the classical sanskrit. A Historical treatment of the facts of the language has also been made.
Preface, Introduction, I. Alphabet, II. System of Sounds; Pronunciation, III. Rules of Euphonic Combination, IV. Declension, V. Nouns and Adjectives, VI. Numerals, VII. Pronouns, VIII. Conjugation, XI. The Present-System, X. The Perfect-System, XI. The Aorist-Systems, XII. The Future-Systems, XIII. Verbal Adjectives and Nouns: Participles, Infinitives, Geruns, XIV. Derivative or Secondary Conjugation, XV. Periphrastic and Compound Conjugation, XVI. Indeclinables, XVII. Derivation of Declinable Stems, XVIII. Formation of Compound Stems, Appendix, Sanskrit Index, General Index.
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