Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, المجلد 11;المجلد 14Cambridge University Press for the Royal Asiatic Society, 1849 With appendices. |
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1st pers 2nd pers 3rd pers accus affix ancient aniya aorist appears applied Arabic Arachosia Arian Armenia aspirate Babylonian Behistun Bombay Bopp Bopp's Comp Burnouf case-ending certainly cognate compound conjecture conjugation correspondent Ctesias Cuneiform Darius declension dental derived Devanagari doubt elongation employed employment etymology euphonic explain genitive Gesenius grammatical Greek guna guttural Herodotus imperf imperfect inflexion Insc inscriptions John king language Lassen Latin latter locative masc Median Median language modern Persian Nakhsh-i-Rustam nasal neuter noun observe occurs old Persian old Persian language Oriental Club origin orthography Parthian participle particle passage Passim Pehlevi perhaps plur plural prefixed present primitive probably Professor pronominal pronoun remarks Rig Veda Right Honourable root Sanskrit Scythic Semitic sibilant signifying sing Society Strabo Street suffix suppose term termination theme translation Vedas Vedic verb vowel Westergaard word Zend Avesta
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الصفحة 17 - THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE AFFAIRS OF INDIA. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COURT OF DIRECTORS OF THE HON. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. Council. THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF AUCKLAND, GCB, President.
الصفحة xv - IN THE CHAIR. THE following Report of the Council was read by the HONORARY SECRETARY...
الصفحة 65 - Greek av in av-6i, au-ro's, &c., and also the Sclavonic ovo. ,. 3 Bopp observes in his Comp. Gr. s. 231, (Eng. Edit. p. 245,) that "Neuters have in Zend, as in the kindred European languages, a short a for their termibut, in preference to supposing the sibilant to be elided as the first member of a compound...
الصفحة xxiii - The APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTIONS ; or, Canons of the Apostles, in Coptic ; with an English Translation by Dr.
الصفحة 182 - ... have a termination, it is not that of the usual nominative, but they appear as neuters in the mere objective or accusative garb." I suspect, however, this so-called neuter termination to be absolutely identical with the prefixed Semitic article. the Sanskrit, Cuneiform, and Zend, (compare...
الصفحة xviii - To this happy system," said he, " now, I may venture to say, deeply cherished in the affections of the people, and revered as much as any of their oldest and dearest institutions, I do confidently ascribe this pleasing alteration ; and it may be boldly asserted that, while it continues to be administered with firmness and integrity, the British Government will hold an interest in the hearts of its Cingalese subjects, which the Portuguese and Dutch possessors of the island were never able to establish.
الصفحة 189 - I come to consider the substantive stdnam. It only remains therefore to add, that as the verbal formations in aniya are used in almost every instance in the 1 Bopp (Comp. Gr., Eng. Ed., vo1. I., p. Ill,) assumes that the Sans, tishthdmi is a degradation of a primitive tasthdmi, and he explains the substitution of i for a, " on the ground that the reduplicative syllable, which is seeking generally for relief from weight, and therefore converting long into short vowels, may not mix up the heaviest...