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216 § 288. Prono- in minal ad- expressive of time, 4. those in significative verbs. of manner. They are derived of the roots , , , đ, ũ, Hù, ph, H etc. and display the same diffe- rences of meaning and employment as the pronouns, which they are made from; they are therefore in- terrogatives or demonstratives or relatives or indefi- nites. 1. Those in are: Interr. (where?); Dem. ¹ (here), (there), (yonder); Rel. (where); Indef. (elsewhere), (1.at one place,2.some- where); (everywhere), etc. To these we must add and Dem. (here).- to the interrog., one gets two of a similar meaning, but made with different suffixes, viz. Interr. By putting , or the indefinites ad, anywhere;" ever" (2876). afd etc. somewhere, (or af etc.) whereso- 2. Those in (hence), = " - ♬ — are: Interr.: (whence?); Dem. (hence), : (thence), (from yonder); Rel. (whence); Indef.: (from some other place), Th: (from one place, etc.), d: (from every place), and so on. By putting for to the interrog., one gets the indefinites - Pad, haisfa, ada; of course etc. = ,from whatever place." (2876).