A Sanskrit Grammar: Including Both the Classical Language, and the Older Dialects, of Veda and Brahmana

1st sing 2d and 3d 2d pl 3d pl 3d sing a-class a-stems accent according active added adjectives adverbial anomalous aorist appears augmentless belonging Brāhmaṇa Brahmanas character circumflex class-sign combination compounds conjugation consonant dative declension derivatives desiderative dual euphonic feminine final member final vowel formation frequent gerund grammarians guna guna-strengthening guttural imperative imperfect impv Indra inflection initial irregular later language lingual masc middle forms mode mute namely nasal neut neuter noun number of roots occur older language once optative participle passive perfect periphrastic persons precative preceding prefix preposition present present-system prior member pronominal quotable radical syllable rare reduplication roots ending rules s-aorist Sanskrit semivowel sibilant simple root singular small number sometimes sonant sporadic stem stem-form strengthened strong forms subjunctive suffix surd tense tense-stem texts u-class union-vowel usually Veda Vedic verbal verbs visarga vṛddhi weak forms words