Wilson Philological Lectures on Sanskrit and the Derived Languages c10.32

c10.32

These also are from the Pr. forms. O. has lost the nasal of the 1st pers. pl. and B. of the sing. also, i. e., it has one same form for both. O. has lost the स of the 2nd pers. sing. and has उ in its place. The pl. कर of both is pronounced करो; ओ being broad like that to which अ even of Skr. words is reduced in ordinary utterance by the speakers of these languages. This form करो is the same as the M. करा from the Pr. करह. O. has preserved the 3rd pers. pl. न्त intact; B. has lost the त and इ.