Mundari Grammar

Johann Hoffmann

Bengal Secretariat Press, 1903 - Mundari language - 222 pages

Contents

• PART: iv
• Degrees of Comparisonsee Comparison under Adjectives: xii
• Mundari vowels and consonants Pago: xlviii
• Gender: lix
• NumberGrammatical: 8
• Demonstrativessee Boots: 12
• Postpositions: 33
• Cardinal: 64
• Adverbs I Of place _ r: 70
• Conjunctions: 80
• PART II: 87
• Existence see Diitinetioh between real eristence etc: 98
• Equivalents of declenisons: 104
• Development of roots into Parts of SpeechIntrod XVI to XXXII and GrH: 108
• Adjectives: 110
• Gender6 to 7: 119
• TenlKM: 133
• HaliteTense used to state: 134
• Passive voice c: 152
• Subordinate clauses relative cnditionnl etc: 201
• APPENDIX: i
• Witchet and wizardsAbuses connected with the superstitious beliof: xii
• Elision in CaseSuffiics87 1st 90 VIII in TenseSuffixosJnfNx LIL: xxi
• Origin and meaning of tense suffixes 102: xxiv

Bibliographic information

• Title: Mundari Grammar
• Author: Johann Hoffmann
• Publisher: Bengal Secretariat Press, 1903
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Jul 21, 2005
• Length: 222 pages