Vedic Grammar

Grundriss der Indo-Arischen Philologie und Altertumskunde

(Encyclopedia of Indo-Aryan Research)

Begründet von G. Bühler, fortgesetzt von F. Kielhorn, herausgegeben von H. Lüders und J. Wackernagel.

1. Band, 4. Heft.

Vedic Grammar

by

A. A. Macdonnell.

Strassburg
Verlag von Karl J. Trübner
1910.

The printing was commenced in May, 1907, and afterwards delayed by the death of the editor Prof. Kielhorn.

Contents.
Introduction	page 1–5.
General scope of this work 1. — Verbal Authenticity of the Texts 2.
I. Phonology	page 5–59.

II. Euphonic Combination (Sandhi)	page 59–76.

III. Accent	page 76–107.

IV. Nominal Stem Formation	page 107–143.

V. Compounds	page 143–178.

VI. Declension	page 178–312.
-ū stems 384–385. — 6 a. Radical -u stems 386–387. — 6 b. Derivative -u stems 388–389.
II. Pronouns 390–403: 1. Personal 391. — 2. Demonstrative 392–396. — 3. Interrogative 397. — 4. Relative 398. — 5. Indefinite 399. — 6. Reflexive 400. — 7. Possessive 401. — 8. Pronominal Derivatives and Compounds 402. — 9. Pronominal Adjectives 403.
III. Numerals 404–409. — A. Cardinals 405–407. — B. Ordinals 408. — C. Numeral Derivatives 409.
VII. The Verb	page 312–414.






VIII. Indeclinables	page 414–432.
Addenda and Corrigenda	page 433
List of Abbreviations	page„ 436
Sanskrit Index	page„ 437
General Index	page„ 451
Table of Contents	page„ 455

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