,
72—73.
§
feminine gender, expressing a quality. or
from
Hence
fear).
MM^di
f3iT f%^TT
II, p. 31 srpyf:
ggtiQH
together, as E. 2,
70,
25
sriToT
^rar
i
i
you were a boy forsooth I have seen you
(as
,
end of the Dvapara-age
being vexed by
age I
old
now by
,
did
,
length of time and by
tives in °F5nrr alternate
with instrumental in
my
you exactly). In
recognise
not
and philosophical works, commentaries and the
scientific
srfifrjr
(he fled
mj rorprr =srrfa jh^tt wjmtRi ^r ^sftptj or Prabodh. waft wn srroirpH <gg: %crfrf *MQu*uifeiyci-,iH;ddiii
^r ^r ^ma-Urufildl-uffi
at the
thus be said
fftjrr
often the abl. of a masc. and neuter and the
feminine range
of the
instr.
may
It
')
by heroism), but only
(released
srterforjfi;
53
°rrar
like, abla-
in order to de-
note the cause or the moving principle.
Next to the instrumental
73.
what
menu- signifies by iwpar-
of causality
Like the Latin
side,
comes that which ,
abl. partis it
com-
moniy depends on adjectives , but
may
also be the
com-
plement of the whole predicate.
It is especially
used
to point out the points of comparison with verbs or nouns
which denote superiority or ference. Examples: E.
H^i^m -suBirT
trsrfworifT
55 frnn
foigirT:
(disfigured), Ch. Up. 2, 11,2
Dag. 77 *ortimu: w%£t 5repT Rifduy")
t^t^Mt,
was rich
(he
qualities,
1,
1,
inferiority, likeness or dif-
various kinds of knowledge and in good
in
but not very bulky in earthly goods), Pane. 274
^JTrTTwrt sffifnr
5TOT
(Sq
i
mi^
chimin
stt
(am I
ffcr.
fsfcir-
inferior to
both of them either in valour or in outer appearance or in study or
cleverness?), Dag. 177
in
1) P. 2, 3,
this
not
quality at
all,
denote
as
f&tfiFT ^lsll-ri^-^ldH
^
SoTOpf-
25 perhaps admits of two interpretations. The words fsnTTTT TIUT
may
-sf^PTFT
^t?f^t
signify
»
optional,
when
expressing
when
a
quality, provided
expressing a quality;
no feminine" or » optional, motive be] a feminine." Moreover the term stri may well all feniinines, as only such, as have special feminine is
if [the
endings.
—
ablative
with
At
all
the
events, special
in practice,
femin.
when
ending
signifying causality, the
°OT:
is
always avoided.
