A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v1.c7.1

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v1.c7.1

CONTENTS.—§ 72. ANCIENT AND MODERN ARTICULATION.—§ 73. THE NEXUS—ITS THREE CLASSES.—§ 74. THE STRONG NEXUS.—§ 75. "SAPTAN" AND ITS DERIVATIVES.—§ 76. "UD" COMPOSITION.—§ 77. THE MIXED NEXUS.—§ 78. NASALS IN A MIXED NEXUS.—§ 79. TREATMENT OF क्.—§ 80. THE SIBILANTS IN A MIXED NEXUS.—§ 81. TREATMENT OF त्.—§ 82. SIBILANTS IN COMBINATION WITH DENTAL AND CEREBRAL STRONG LETTERS.—§ 83. SEMI-VOWELS IN A MIXED NEXUS; र AND ल.—§ 84. THE SAME; य AND व.—§ 85. य, र, AND व IN COMBINATION WITH DENTALS.—§ 86. THE WEAK NEXUS.—§ 87. NASAL WITH NASAL.—§ 88. NASAL WITH SEMIVOWEL.—§ 89. NASAL WITH SIBILANT.—§ 90. SEMIVOWEL WITH SEMIVOWEL.—§ 91. SEMIVOWEL WITH SIBILANT.—§ 92. ह IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER WEAK LETTERS.—§ 93. RELATIVE STRENGTH OF THE WEAK LETTERS.