A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c17.5

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CONTENTS.—§ 1. STRUCTURE OF THE SANSKRIT VERB.—§ 2. BEGINNINGS OF THE ANALYTICAL SYSTEM IN SANSKRIT.—§ 3. CONJUGATIONS OF THE PALI VERB.—§ 4. TENSES OF THE PALI VERB.—§§ 5, 6. THE VERB IN JAINA PRAKRIT.—§ 7. SCENIC PRAKRIT VERB.—§ 8. APABHRANÇA VERBAL FORMS.—§ 9. THE MODERN VERBAL STEM.—§ 10. PHASES OF THE VERB.—§ 11. SINGLE AND DOUBLE STEMS.—§ 12. SINGLE NEUTER STEMS FROM SANSKRIT BHŪ ROOTS.—§ 13. THE SAME FROM OTHER CLASSES OF SANSKRIT ROOTS.—§ 14. MODERN NEUTER STEMS FROM SANSKRIT PASSIVE PAST PARTICIPLES.—§ 15. SINGLE ACTIVE STEMS.—§ 16. TREATMENT OF SANSKRIT ROOTS ENDING IN A VOWEL.—§ 17. THE STEM DEKH.—§ 18. DOUBLE VERBS.—§ 19. SINDHI DOUBLE STEMS DIFFERING IN THE FINAL CONSONANT.—§ 20. DOUBLE STEMS DIFFERING IN VOWEL AND FINAL CONSONANT.—§ 21. DOUBLE STEMS DIFFERING ONLY IN THE VOWEL.—§ 22. EXAMPLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS.—§ 23. LAWS OF THE FORMATION OF MODERN STEMS.—§ 24. THE PASSIVE INTRANSITIVE.—§ 25. THE PASSIVE.—§ 26. THE CAUSAL.—§ 27. THE PASSIVE CAUSAL.—§ 28. THE CAUSAL IN A NEUTER SENSE.—§ 29. SECONDARY STEMS.—§ 30. REDUPLICATED AND IMITATIVE STEMS.—§ 31. GIPSY VERBAL STEMS.