Lesson XII. XIII. 59 ity: 19. The cowherd' guards' the cows in the wood? 20. By intelligence and diligence? ye acquire® much* glory21. The poem' tends to the poet's glory3 (two datives). 22. For prosperity? we bow before® Çiva? (acc.). 23. The reins' are being fastened (aal) to the horses jaws» (loc.). 24. In the night' we both reads (impf.) holy writ? Lesson XIII. É the Sing. Dual. 188. Verbs, a-conjugation. Imperfect Middle. The imperfect middle of verbs in a is as follows: he impr.paes, is similarly inflec abh Ciabhatel receive, take, get Dual. Plural. in l. Por álabhe (a + i) oHtafe álabhavahi Hraf álabhāmahi 1. Us 2. VOTOTA álabhathās ata álabhethām A álabhadhvam at 3. Tarta álabhata HATA dlabhetām un slabhanta. With एथाम् and एताम् of the dual, cf. एथे and एते of the pres. ind. mid, o i Monosyllabie, all genders) 189. Root-words in Ğ i are declined as follows: Chi understandin Sing. Dual. Plural. N. V. xtr dhīs ferait dhiyau forura dhiyas A. ferern dhiyam 1. ferent dhiya EATH dhābhyām wfora dhābhis D. fire dhiye (-yăi EZE dhābhyas Abl. eh dhiyas -y&5) , n. G. uyas ferita dhiyos ferath dhiyām L. fufe dhiyi (vam o wita dhīşu In the D., Ab. - Gen., and L. sing., and G. pl., these stems sometimes follow otet; thus, dhiyāi, dhiyās, dhiyām, dhīnām. Cf. § 185. Observe that where the case-ending begins with a vowel the stem-final i is split into žy. Univ Calif - Digitized by Microsoft ®
