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A Grammar Of The Hindustani Or Urdu Language
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Author : John Thompson Platts
language : en
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Release Date : 1874
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A Grammar Of The Urd Or Hind St N Language
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Author : John Dowson
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Author : John DOWSON (M.R.A.S.)
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Release Date : 1872
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A Grammar Of The Urd Or Hind St N Language In Its Romanized Character
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Author : George Small
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Release Date : 1895
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Author : John Platts
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Author : John Dowson
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Publisher: Forgotten Books
Release Date : 2017-11-22
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Excerpt from A Grammar of the Urdu or Hindustani Language In this work I have availed myself of the labours of my predecessors, and I fully re cognize my Obligations; but with their rules I have embodied the results of my own study and observation. In a few instances I have ventured to differ from those who have gone before me, but more has been done II]. The way of addition and classification, and in the drawing of distino tions. Many things have been noticed which hitherto have been passed over unperceived, or as being, perhaps, as Forbes says, plain and self-evident. I have not allowed this last con sideration to weigh with me; what is plain and self-evident to one student may not be so to another; and it is hardly competent for one who knows the language to determine what points are SO clear and manifest that no student will ever require to be told them. It may be im possible to produce a perfect Grammar; but the smallest matters should be included in it, as well as the greatest. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
A Grammar Of The Hindust N Or Urdu Language
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Author : J. T. Platts
language : en
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Release Date : 1972
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A Grammar Of The Urdu Or Hindustani Language
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Author : John Dowson
language : en
Publisher: Theclassics.Us
Release Date : 2013-09
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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. 1908 edition. Excerpt: ...of a narrative or tale. s? 'some, ' is used as a partitive article with a noun in the singular number, as ji 'bring some water.' The pronouns 'this' and sj 'that' are occasionally employed for the definite article, with the power of 'the, ' rather than of 'this' and'that.' j (j-jt J j_y 'men andwomen (were) buy ci-jyi ing and selling together.' e=$j J, Jiji 'girls and boys were stand ing.' In the first three examples a decided preference is shown for the masculine gender, and in the next two for the nearest nominative. In the others the preference may be for the masculine per se, or on account of its being the gender of the nearest noun. Compare the rules for the agreement of the Genitive and the Adjective. 187. The names of two or more things of similar nature or character are often taken as an aggregate and have a singular verb. L, T ujS? jy 'a storm and typhoon came.' vj-isjj j ts-.y 'companionship and converse have been obtained.' iT j JU J 'every moment there is lamentation and groaning.' 188. An Arabic plural is often, but not always, joined to a verb in the singular number: having no Hindustani mark of plurality about it, the sense conveyed by it is singular or of an aggregate character. jd Ljl uJlLft l uJ 'your majesty's favours are such.' Jf U- Ojju-c '(many) kinds of good forJSj tune will accrue to him.' 189. A Nominative case is sometimes put independently at the beginning of a sentence without any verb; but it is followed by a relative connected with a verb. In this construction the words " this is " or "there is" (the French "void, wild "), seem to be understood. iLialj f-jLj CXLt '(This is) Malik-i Sadik _jl' cltJ u wn0 s of e Jins: ijj jlj ijj ci your father had formed...
A Grammar Of The Urdu Or Hindustani Language In Its Romanized Character
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Author : George Small
language : en
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Release Date : 2013-09
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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. 1895 edition. Excerpt: ... or mujhpds. 189. Though not exactly coming under the head of Syntax, a few remarks may here be made as to the colloquial uses of the Personal Pronouns. In Urdu, as in other languages, both Western and Eastern, the Plural Pronoun is often used instead of the Singular. Thus, in familiar conversation with equals ham and tum commonly take the place of main and tu,1 the latter being seldom used, except when a sense of difference in status is designed to be expressed, or else either affection, or reverence, or contempt. Thus, in addressing children (especially one's own) or near relations, or in prayer to God, or addressing a person of low caste, or an object of hatred or disgust, tu would properly be used, and (except in the last case) main also. When conversing with persons of rank, whether equals or superiors, neither tu nor tum should be used, but dp (=' Sir, ' 'Monsieur') with Verbs in the Plural 3rd Person; as, Ap jante hath, or, Apko md'lum hai 'You, Sir, know, ' or 'Your Honour knows'; and then the speaker frequently uses 1 To avoid the ambiguity which this custom might sometimes occasion, real plurality is sometimes expressed by the addition of the word log ('people'), as, ham log tamajhte hain 'we (not I) think.' main, though in ordinary parlance ham, with equals, is more common. And, when referring to a third party, whether present or absent, if respect be designed, then unkd, or unko, etc., or even unhohkd (or-ko) would be proper; or when the Agent Case is syntactically required--then unhohne is preferable to unke; as, unkd kdm hat, unko dar kdr hai, unhohne kaha 'it is his business, ' 'he must' (or 'he needs'), 'he said.' Demonstrative Pronouns. 190. The Pronouns yih and wuh are used both as Personals and Demonstratives. As the
A Grammar Of The Hindustani Or Urdu Language
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Author : John Thompson Platts
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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. 1874 edition. Excerpt: ...is either synonymous with it, or without any signification: e.g. J.L soch sack kar, 'having reflected;' J JU-bol chal kar, 'having conversed;' J $sr lsr-1 samjte buj'hd kar, 'having explained, ' or 'havingreasoned;'.gr-Jb ba-gair puchhe gachhe, 'without asking or enquiring;' uyjt u Uj u J. c=4 =Ji' uirtj un donoh sakhmi?/oh ko game dabne ki fikr men raha, 'he was busy with the thought of burying the two murdered persons;' =- =; u kuchh pis pas rahe the, 'they were pulverizing something;' g ja main Tiara thaku tha, 'I was worn out (and) tired;', Jl# j iJl 3 JS aur woh apna ghar dekhe bhale, 'and he shall look after his own house.' In such constructions the last verb may sometimes be one which, although possessing a signification of its own, is rarely used except in combination with another verb or particle; e.g. lhalna (fromthe Sanskrit root Ihri), in the last example, and in the word llJL sarribhalna, to support, ' etc. Similarly J Uj ynJ dho dha bar, 1 having washed, ' where the form Iso dha (which sometimes occurs alone) has the same signification as dho, and, like it, is derived from the Sanskrit root dhav, 1 to wash.' Under no circumstances, however, can Keiteratives be regarded as compound verbs. 218. It is evident then from the preceding remarks that the compound verbs are, strictly speaking, of seven kinds; namely, Intensives, Potentials, Completives, Continuatives, Erequentatives, and Desideratives formed with the perfect participle, and Transitives formed by prefixing a past conjunctive participle to a verb denoting motion. In these the second member alone is conjugated, the first undergoing no change. 181 CHAPTER IV. PAETICLES OB INDECLINABLE WOBDS harf). I. ADVERBS. 219. Adverbs are used to qualify...