456 I. ALLGEMEINES UND SPRACHE. 4. VEDIC GRAMMAR. CONTENTS. - - stems 384-385. 6 a. Radical -u stems 386 387. 6 b. Derivative -u stems 388 389. II. PRONOUNS 390-403: 1. Personal 391.. 2. Demonstrative 392-396. 3. Inter- rogative 397. 4. Relative 398. 5. In- definite 399. 6. Reflexive 400. 7. Possessive 401. 8. Pronominal Deri- vatives and Compounds 402. 9. Pro- nominal Adjectives 403. III. THE AORIST SYSTEM 497-536. Characteristics 497. 1. Simple Aorist: A. Root Aorist 498-506; B. a-Aorist 507- 512.2. Reduplicated Aorist 513-518.- 3. Sigmatic Aorist 519: A. 1. The s-Aorist 520-527. A. 2. The iş-Aorist 528- 533. A. 3. The sis-Aorist 534.- B. The sa-Aorist 535-536. IV. THE FUTURE SYSTEM 537-540. III. NUMERALS 404-409. A. Cardinals 405-407. · B. Ordinals 408. C. Nu- meral Derivatives 409. Formation of the Stem 537. Subjunctive, Conditional, Participles 538.- Indicative 539. Periphrastic Future 540. VII. THE VERB V. SECONDARY CONJUGATION 541-570.- 1. Desiderative 542-544. page 312-414 2. Intensive General Characteristics 410. A. THE 545-551. 3. Causative 552-561. FINITE VERB 411-570. Personal Endings 4. Denominative 562-570. 412. The Augment 413. Formation B. NOMINAL VERB FORMS 571-591. of the Moods: Subjunctive 414, Injunctive Characteristics 571. a. Past Passive 415, Optative 416, Precative 417, Impera- Participles 572-576. — b. Future Passive tive 418. Participles (Gerundives) 577-581.-c. In- finitive 582-588: 1. Dative Infinitive 583-585.-2. Accusative Infinitive 586.- 3. Ablative-Genitive Infinitive 587. 4. Locative Infinitive 588. d. Gerund 589-591. I. THE PRESENT SYSTEM 419-480. Characteristics 419. a. First or a-Con- jugation 420-448: Characteristics 420. 1. The Radically accented a-Class (bháva-) 421-428. 2. The Suffixally accented á-Class (tudá-) 429-436. 3. The ya- Class 437: A. The Radically accented ya- Class 438-443. B. The Suffixally accented yá-Class (Passive) 444—448. b. The Second or Graded Conjugation 449-480. a 1. The Root Class 450- a 2. The Reduplicating Class 457- 1. The Infixing Nasal Class 463- 2. The nu-Class 469-474- 83. The na-Class 475-480. 456. 462. 468. 11. THE PERFECT SYSTEM 481-496. Characteristics 481. 1. The Reduplica- tive Syllable 482. 2. The Root 483. 3. The Endings 484. Perfect Indicative 485. Moods of the Perfect 486-490. Perfect Participle 491—493. Pluperfect 494 495. Periphrastic Perfect 496. - - - - - - - - — - " - M - - - - - - - - The printing was commenced in May, 1907, and afterwards delayed by the death of the editor Prof. Kielhorn. ♥ - VIII. INDECLINABLES page 414-432. I. Prepositions 592-625: A. Adverbial Prepositions 593-608. B. Adnominal Prepositions 609-625. 2. Adverbs 626-644: A. Adverbial Suffixes (in alphabetical order) 627-640. — B. Ad- verbial Case-forms (in the order of the cases) 641-644- — · 3. Particles 645-658: emphatic 646, con- junctional 647, negative 648. — a. Ad- verbial Words in Compounds 649-658. 4. Interjections 659. ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS SANSKRIT INDEX GENERAL INDEX TABLE OF CONTENTS - U page 433 436 "" 437 451 455
