The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c2.25

c2.25

As a matter of course, not a few matters of doubtful classification present themselves in connection with the verb-forms, of which the scope of the work does not allow a discussion. Such are here and there noted by a question-mark. The classes of forms that contain the most puzzling problems are the reduplicated ones, and the present stems ending in *ya*: upon these no new light has been been thrown since the publication of the author's Grammar, in which the difficulty of their treatment was noticed.