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from √yuj all the forms for which examples have been noted as actually occurring in the older language.

active. middle.
s. d. p. s. d. p.
1 yunájāni yunájāva yunájāma yunajāi yunájāmahāi
2 yunájas yunajādhvāi
3 yunájat yunájatas yunájan yunájate

687. The RV. has once añjatas, which is anomalous as being made from the weak tense-stem. Forms with double mode-sign are met with: thus, tṛṇáhān (AV.), rādhnávāt and yunajān (ÇB.); and the only quotable example of 3d du. act. (besides añjatás) is hinásātas (ÇB.). ÇB. has also hinasāvas as 1st du. act.: an elsewhere unexampled form.

3. Present Optative.

688. The optative is made, as elsewhere, by adding the compounded mode-endings to the weak form of present-stem. Thus:

active. middle.
s. d. p. s. d. p.
1 युञ्ज्याम्
yuñjyā́m
युञ्ज्याव
yuñjyā́va
युञ्ज्याम
yuñjyā́ma
युञ्जीय
yuñjīyá
युञ्जीवहि
yuñjīváhi
युञ्जीमहि
yuñjīmáhi
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.

a. AB. has once the anomalous 1st sing. act. vṛñjīyam. And forms like bhuñjīyām -yāt, yuñjīyāt, are here and there met with in the epics (bhuñjīyātām once in GGS.). MBh., too, has once bhuñjītam.

4. Present Imperative.

689. In this class (as the roots all end in consonants) the ending of the 2d sing. act. is always धि dhi.

active. middle.
s. d. p. s. d. p.
1 युनजानि
yunájāni
युनजाव
yunájāva
युनजाम
yunájāma
युनजै
yunájāi
युनजावहै
yunájāvahāi
युनजामहै
yunájāmahāi
2 युङ्ग्धि
yun̄gdhí
युङ्क्तम्
yun̄ktám
युङ्क्त
yun̄ktá
युङ्क्ष्व
yun̄kṣvá
युञ्जाथाम्
yuñjā́thām
युङ्ग्ध्वम्
yun̄gdhvám
3 युनक्तु
yunáktu
युङ्क्ताम्
yun̄ktā́m
युञ्जन्तु
yuñjántu
युङ्क्ताम्
yun̄ktā́m
युञ्जाताम्
yuñjā́tām
युञ्जताम्
yuñjátām