A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v2.c12.s2.28
A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v2.c12.s2.28
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v2.c12.s2.28
Sindhi has कोड़ only in the neuter; its plural nom. is not used; and in commoner use both in Sindhi and Panjabi is the form S. केरु m., केर f., P. केहडा m., ˚ई f., obl. केहडे, which is from Skr. कोदृश, Pr. केरिसओ and later केरिहो, which in S. merely drops the ह; while in P. the र + ह have been moulded into ढ, and then again split into ह + ड. Old-Hindi preserves the symmetry by using nom. को, obl. किहि, as—