A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c18.20
A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c18.20
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S. has four forms for this participle. Neuter verbs take the ending *i*, as वरी “having returned;” active and causal verbs have *e*, as मले “having rubbed,” both of which correspond to the Pr. ending *ia*. Less widely used is a form in *io* or *yo*, as मोट्यो “having returned,” धोयो “having washed,” which is identical with the p.p.p. Thirdly, the inserted *jja* of Prakrit reappears here, as from खणणु “to lift,” खणिजे “having lifted.”