Author: Dhamma Paññā

Lesson 27 1. Declension of masculine nouns ending in -u Garu = Teacher Singular Plural Nom. garu garū, garavo Voc.

Lesson 26 1. Declension of masculine nouns ending in -ī Pakkhī – bird Singular Plural Nom. pakkhī pakkhī / pakkhino

Lesson 25 1. Declension of masculine nouns ending in -i Aggi – fire Singular Plural Nom. aggi aggī / aggayo

Lesson 24 1. Declension of Feminine Nouns ending in -u Dhenu – cow Singular Plural Nom. dhenu dhenū, dhenuyo Voc.

Lesson 23 1. The Causative Causative verbs are formed by adding -e / -aya / -āpe / -āpaya to the

Lesson 22 1. The Future Passive Participle The future passive participle or the potential participle as it is sometimes called,

Lesson 21 1. The Present Participle (contd.) This lesson is a continuation of Lesson 11 and should be studied together

Lesson 20 1. Declension of Feminine Nouns ending in -i Bhūmi = earth, ground Singular Plural Nom. bhūmi bhūmī, bhūmiyo

Lesson 19 1. The Past Participle Past participles are mostly formed by adding -ta to the root with or without

Lesson 18 1. Declension of feminine nouns ending in -ā Vanitā – woman Singular Plural Nom. vanitā vanitā, vanitāyo Voc.

Lesson 17 1. The Past Tense Conjugation of verbs with the base ending in -a. Base: paca = to cook

Lesson 16 1. The Imperative The imperative mood expresses a command, benediction, prayer or wish. Base: paca = to cook

Lesson 15 1. The Optative or the Potential Mood The optative expresses mainly probability and advice, and ideas such as

Lesson 14 1. The Future Tense The future tense is formed by adding -ssa to the root / verbal base

Lesson 13 1. Conjugation of Verbs The Present Tense, Active Voice (continued) Verbs which have the base ending in -e

Lesson 12 1. Conjugation of Verbs The Present Tense, Active Voice So far only the present tense, active voice, third