A Simplified Grammar and Reading Book of the Panjābī LanguageTrübner & Company, 1889 - 136 pages |
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... India . Although but little cultivated , owing to the presence of Muḥammadan conquerors who used in preference the Persian , and more recently the Urdu , language for literary purposes , the Panjabi tongue is well worthy of attention ...
... India . Although but little cultivated , owing to the presence of Muḥammadan conquerors who used in preference the Persian , and more recently the Urdu , language for literary purposes , the Panjabi tongue is well worthy of attention ...
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... India . Although but little cultivated , owing to the presence of Muḥammadan conquerors who used in preference the Persian , and more recently the Urdu , language for literary purposes , the Panjābī tongue is well worthy of attention ...
... India . Although but little cultivated , owing to the presence of Muḥammadan conquerors who used in preference the Persian , and more recently the Urdu , language for literary purposes , the Panjābī tongue is well worthy of attention ...
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... India . The use of s as the distinguish- ing sign of the future , lost by Latin in pre - classical times , retained in Classical but lost in Modern Greek , is still character- istic of Western Panjabi . It shows , moreover , a ...
... India . The use of s as the distinguish- ing sign of the future , lost by Latin in pre - classical times , retained in Classical but lost in Modern Greek , is still character- istic of Western Panjabi . It shows , moreover , a ...
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... India . Evil as well as good is attributed to God ; and though the educated attempt to explain this away and are sometimes inclined to believe that the will is not entirely in bondage to Fate ( i ) , yet the great mass of the people ...
... India . Evil as well as good is attributed to God ; and though the educated attempt to explain this away and are sometimes inclined to believe that the will is not entirely in bondage to Fate ( i ) , yet the great mass of the people ...
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... India ( v . sub . Bahirām Khā ) . Babat , postp . with di , about , concerning . - U . Bachan , s.m. ( H. wachan ) , word , saying , speech . Bachāunā , v . tr . ( caus . of bachñā ) , to deliver , save ; P. ( U. Ulș . ) . Bad , postp ...
... India ( v . sub . Bahirām Khā ) . Babat , postp . with di , about , concerning . - U . Bachan , s.m. ( H. wachan ) , word , saying , speech . Bachāunā , v . tr . ( caus . of bachñā ) , to deliver , save ; P. ( U. Ulș . ) . Bad , postp ...
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