e) r. 10. †.
1) p. 77. f.
(p. 76. a.); as dhe, dadhau.

Other roots in e follow the analogy of those in ā 8) Roots ending in the diphthongs e and ai change these letters to a before the t and s of a termination. Hence, gai in the 3d pret. is agāsam, &c. Hwe may follow Form III. in the 3d pret. rejecting its final; thus, ahwam, ahwah, &c. Atm. ahwe, ahwathāh, &c., or Form II. ahwāsi, &c. b) r. 125. e. i) r. 8. j) r. 125. f. k) p. 76. d. 1) p. 80. m) r. 125. m.

EXAMPLES OF REGULAR PRIMITIVE VERBS OF THE FOURTH CONJUGATION (r. 89.).

3d pret. अमुहं', bened. मुह्यासं, cond. अमोहिष्यं, p. part. मूढ or मुग्ध .

a) Many of these roots of the 4th conjugation follow the 3d Form for the 3d pret. See p. 83. k. b) p. 75.f. c) p. 76. c. d) This root may optionally reject i, and insert a nasal in the futures; thus, नंष्टास्मि, नंक्ष्यामि . e) p. 89. note marked *. 1) p. 80. 8) r. 125. j. h) There are seven other useful roots which lengthen the medial a after the manner of sham; viz. kram, bhram (r. 89. a.) dam, klam, ksham, shram, mad. i) r. 125. p. j) r. 125. i. k) Cf. réproual, Terapróunv. so, par. bhransh, vyadh, par. yudh,ātm. (vyava) par. “ fall.” | “pierce.” | “fight.”

Root.

"strive."

tush, par. hrish, par.

“be content.” “ rejoice.”

a) There are three other uncommon roots which follow so; viz. sho, chho, do. b) Roots ending in e or o follow the analogy of those in a and ai in the 2d pret., see p. 76. a. c) Roots ending in o change o to a before the t and s of a termination. d) r. 125. g. e) r. 89. a. f) p. 75. a. and 64. b. 8) p. 78. note *. 1) r. 125. n. i) p. 75. d. j) p. 80. k) r. 125. i. 1) p. 75. c. m) Org.

EXAMPLES OF REGULAR PRIMITIVE VERBS OF THE SIXTH CONJUGATION (r. 90.).

Rootsrij. Infin. g srashṭum, "to create," or "let go.

The other tenses are, 3d pret. अस्राक्षं, bened. सृज्यासं, cond. अस्रयं

pass. part. सृष्ट'.

a) p. 65. note *.
e) r. 105.

d) p. 85. e.

e

b) or सम्रष्ठ. See P. 80. note *, and r. 91. e) p. 80. note *.

f) r. 125. i.

mri, ātm. | prachchh, masj. par. ish, par. hship, par. much, par.

"die." par. "ask."

"dive." "wish."

а

“ throw.” | “let

go."

Root

मज्जामि इच्छामि क्षिपामि'

मुचामि "

j

ऐच्छं' अक्षिपं

अमुचं

मज्जेयं इच्छेयं क्षिपेयं

क्षिपाणि मुञ्चानि

पप्रच्छ ममज्ज इयेष "

पपृच्छिव ममज्जिव ईषिव *

g

चिक्षेप" मुमोच

चिक्षिपिव मुमुचिव

d) p. 80.

a) r. 90. a. b) p. 79. c. c) p. 77.f. With the 2d pers. sing. पप्रच्छथ, ef. the Latin poposcisti. So also with तुतोदिथ (from tud), tutodisti. e) r. 125. i. f) So lajjāmi from lasj. But these roots are sometimes written majj and lajj. b) This root inserts a nasal in the futures.

i) r. 125. h.

i)

8) p. 64. b.

j) r. 88. *) p. 75. f.

k)

') p. 65. note *. m) p. 75. d. ") r. 90. b.

EXAMPLES OF IRREGULAR PRIMITIVE VERBS OF THE
SECOND CONJUGATION (r. 92.).

Root या. Infin. ,"to go."

PARASMAIPADA only.

Root. Infin. v, “to go."

PARASMAIPADA.

Present.-"I go."

: ivah,

इम: imah. इथ itha. fyanti.

यायां yāyām, यायाव yāyāva, यायाम yāyāma. इयां iyām,
याया: yāyāh, यायातं yāyātam, यायात yāyāta.
यायात् yāyāt, यायातां yāyātām, यायु: yāyuh.

इयाव iyāva, इयाम iyāma.

इया: iyāh,

इयातं iyātam, इयात iyāta.

इयात् iyāt,

इयातां iyātām, ड्यु: iyuh.

d

d

2d pret. 4, &c.; 1st fut. of“, 2d pret. इयाय', इययिथ or इयेथ, &c.; 2d fut. renfa, &c.; 3d pret. 14, fa, &c.; 1st fut. fex"; अयासिषं'; bened. यायासं; cond. अयास्यं; 2d fut. एप्पामि ; 3d pret अगाम् (from p. part. .

root ); bened.

'; cond. i;

p. part.

.

a) p. 70. b.

i=ai, r. 88.

b) or 4, p. 69. note ‡. c) p. 76. a. d) p. 79. e. ) p. 82. d. r. 92. 8) r. 7. h) a with e=ai, r. 6., ai with am=āyam, r. 8. i) a with ¿) e with āni=ayāni. *) p. 75. k. 1) p. 85. b.

The above rooti, "to go," is constantly compounded with prepositions,* in accordance with the usual rules of combination.

It is desirable to introduce the inflection of these compound verbs here, although the subject properly belongs to the chapter on compound words.