 | Moreṣvara Rāmachandra Kāle - 1867 - 774 pàgines
...«Т*Щ alone would govern the Dative. § 79G. The Nominative, as in English and other languages, if simply the naming case; its office, when used by itself, is to express the crude form of a word, gender, measure and number and nothing more.* "When used with a verb it forms its subject.... | |
 | Malaya Gangopadhyay - 1990 - 394 pàgines
...says: There are six karakas in Sanskrit belonging to the first seven cases, except the Genitive.... The nominative, as in English and other languages...office, when used by itself, is to express the crude form of a word, gender, measure and number and nothing more. When used with a verb it forms its subject.28... | |
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lthough jmq^ alone would govern the Dative. § 796. The Nominative, as in English and other languages is simply the naming case; its office, when used by itself, is to express the crude form of a word, gender, measure and number and nothing more.* When... 