BÀI PHÁP THEO SÁCH

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

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

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

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

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

Lesson 28 1. Declension of masculine nouns ending in -u / -ar Some masculine nouns have two bases ending in

Lesson 29 1. Declension of Neuter nouns ending in -i Aṭṭhi = bone, seed Singular Plural Nom. aṭṭhi aṭṭhī, aṭṭhīni

Lesson 30 1. Declension of Adjectives ending in -vantu and -mantu Attributive adjectives ending in -vantu and -mantu can be

Lesson 31 1. Declension of Personal Pronouns The first personal pronoun: amha Singular Plural Nom. ahaṃ = I mayaṃ, amhe

Lesson 32 1. Declension of Pronouns There are: – Relative pronouns, – demonstrative pronouns and – interrogative pronouns of all

Glossary (English – Pāli) A accompany : bhajati / parivāreti action : kamma address : āmanteti admonish : anusāsati /

List of Verbs Prefixes and roots of verbs are given in Sanskrit within brackets akkosati (a + kṛś) : scolds