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A GRAMMAR OF THE HINDI LANGUAGE
IN WHICH ARE TREATED THE HIGH HINDI, BRAJ, AND
THE EASTERN
HINDI OF THE RAMAYAN OF TULSI DAS,
Also THE COLLOQUIAL DIALECTS OF RAJPUTANA,
KUMAUN, AVADH,
RIWA, BHOJPUR. MAGADHA, MAITHILA, ETC.,
WITH COPIOUS PHILOLOGICAL NOTES.
By the
REV. S. H. KELLOGG, D.D., LL.D.
Third edition, 1938
with notes on pronunciation by T. Grahame
Bailey
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*THE
WHOLE
ORIGINAL EDITION, 1876*
Second edition, revised and enlarged by the
author: 1892
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Note from FWP: Serious users know that Kellogg's
killer
app is his comparative grammatical tables for lots of North Indian
dialects.
If you encounter some early verse and don't recognize the grammar,
Kellogg
is where you go. In the book these tables fold out (and end up ripping
along the creases). What we've been needing is to have them always at
hand,
and indestructible, in good big scans. This is the whole set (with
thanks
to Chloe Smith):
~~*Table
2:
postpositions*
~~*Table
3:
marked masculine, 'a horse'*
~~*Table
8:
1st person, 'I'*
~~*Table
9:
2nd person, 'thou'*
~~*Table
10:
'this' and 'that*
~~*Table
11:
'who, which' (relative)*
~~*Table
12: interrogative
pronoun: 'who?'*
~~*Table
14:
pronominal adjectives*
~~*Table 18a: 'I am'*
~~*Table 18b: 'I
was'*
~~*Table
19a:
'to be'*; *continued*;
*concluded*
~~*Table
20a:
'to strike, beat'*; *continued*;
*concluded*
~~*Table 21: 'I
beat'; 'I
did beat'*
~~*Table
22:
'I had beaten'*
~~*Table
23:
pronominal adverbs: time*
~~*Table
24:
pronominal adverbs: place*
~~*Table
25:
pronominal adverbs: direction*
~~*Table
26:
pronominal adverbs: manner*
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