Pali Literature and Language c2.42

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IV. Verbal System ... ... ... 158
1. Generalities (§ 120) ... ... ... 158
2. Present-system with Indicative, Subjunctive, Imperative and Optative ... ... ... 159 A. Present Indicative ... ... ... 159 Flexion (§ 121).—Remarks thereon (§ 122) B. Subjunctive (§ 123) ... ... ... 160 C. Imperative ... ... ... 161 Flexion (§ 124).—Remarks on Active (§ 125).—Remarks on Medium (§ 126). D. Optative ... ... ... 164 Flexion (§ 127).—Remarks on Active (§ 128).—Remarks on Medium (§ 129). E. The Verbal Classes of Sanskrit in Pali ... 166
1. Thematic Conjugation ... ... ... 166 Class I (§ 130).—Roots in i, ī; root bhū (§ 131).—Redupl. roots of Cl. I (§ 132).—Roots gam, yam, ruh (§ 133).—Class VI (§ 134, 135).—Class IV (§ 136).—Roots jar, śar, mar (§ 137).— Root jan, Roots in ā (§ 138).—Class X, Causatives, e-flexion (§ 139).
2. Athematic Conjugation ... ... ... 175 Class II (§ 140).—Roots as, brū (§ 141).—Class III; Root dhā (§ 142).—Root dā (§ 143).—Class VII (§ 144).—Class IX (§ 145).—Roots grah, mā, bandh (§ 146).—Class V (§ 147).—Roots śak, āp (§ 148).—Class VIII, with root kar (§ 149).
3. Future with Conditional ... ... 183