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वरता,

the house," a "till to-morrow." A longer form is i which is declined as an adjective, generally meaning "up." Others are बाहेर “out,” अांत “in,” कडे “at,” कडून “by means

of," "without," faq "about," "concerning," literally of,” वांचून "in the matter (of),” “behind," "formerly,"

"in future,” at “under.”

"before,”

There is nothing specially worthy of note in the remaining languages which do not vary from Hindi very widely, either in the words they use, or in the manner of using them.

§ 86. The survey of the seven languages is here ended; the thinness of matter and illustration, in some respects, is due to the want of material, the difficulty of procuring books, and the absence of persons who might be consulted. Others, who enjoy greater advantages in these respects, will, in future times, supplement and supersede much that is defective and erroneous in this outline. Amru'lkais sings

وما المَرو ما دامت حشاشة نَفسه يمُدرِكَ أَطرافِ الخُطوب ولا آلِ

FINIS.

INDEX.

The Roman numeral indicates the volume, and the Arabic numeral the page. Only those words are here given which form the subject of some discussion, or illustrate some rule. A hyphen before a word indicates that it is a termination.

NOTE. When the anuswâra precedes a strong consonant, it is not the nasal breathing, but the nasal letter of the varga of that consonant, and is therefore the first element in a mixed nexus. It must be looked for at the end of each varga.

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atak, ii. 31, 51
aṭaknâ, ib.

atâ, atârî, ii. 120

atkâ, ii. 63

aṭkânâ, ii. 31

aṭkelo, atkhelo, ii. 96
atth, i. 315; ii. 133
atthi (asthi), i. 317
aṭṭhârah, ii. 134
athavanûk, ii. 44
aṭhâî, aṭhâîs, i. 253
aṭhâvan, ii. 141
adanâ, aḍanen, ii. 20
adat, aḍatya, ii. 53, 88
aḍavaṇûk, ii. 44
aḍahan, ii. 134

adiyel, ii. 96
adi, adich, ii. 144
aḍhat (aṛhat), ii. 53
adhail, ii. 96

aḍhâî (aṛhâî), ii. 144

aḍhâr, ii. 134

-an, ii. 166

andâ, anden (anda), ii. 8

anḍaḍâ, ii. 120

-at, iii. 123

atasî, i. 130, 179

-atu, ii. 63

adhasta, ii. 298

adhu, adhe, ii. 12

addhâ, ii. 12

-an, ii. 165

-ana, ii. 15

ani (anya), i. 341

antar, antarûn (antra), ii. 174
-ando, iii. 123

andhakâra, andherâ, i. 299
andhâ, andhalâ, ii. 12

andhâpanu, ii. 73

-anh, ii. 206

annhâ, ii. 12

annherâ, ii. 299

apachchhar (apsaras), i. 309

apûpa, i. 179

apnâ, ii. 329

ab, ii. 336

abhyantare, i. 182

abhra, ii. 21

amangala, i. 252

amaro (-re, -ri), ii. 345

ame, ii. 307

amen, ii. 302, 308

amo, ib.

amb, ambâ, ambu, i. 342; ii. 21
ambavani, ii. 127

ambiyâ, ii. 21

ambhe, i. 262

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ardhâ, ii. 12

aliam (alika), i. 149

alsi, i. 130

ava, i. 178, 204
avaka, ii. 345
avasthâna, i. 178

avalambana, i. 252

avaçyâya, i. 356
avaļo, ii. 73
avîn, ii. 311
avijano, iii. 72

avgo, avgutno, ii. 288
açi (açîti), ii. 137
ashṭau, i. 315; ii. 133
ashțâdaça, ii. 134
Vas, iii. 171

asâ, ii. 302

asâdâ, ii. 313

asî, ii. 137
asîn, ii. 302
ase (as), iii. 184

asnân, ii. 17
asthi, i. 317
-ahan, ii. 220

ahaï, ahahi, iii. 173

-ahi, ii. 221
ahîn, ii. 311

ahîr, i. 268
-ahun, ii. 220

ahvân, ii. 311

âûlâ, âolâ, ii. 29

ân, ii. 302

ânin, ii. 311

ânûn, ii. 302

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