Sidath SangarawaРипол Классик - History |
Contents
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0N Panuumrioiv | c |
celxxxvi | 1 |
35 d Compounds of the genus en 4 | 4 |
a Patronymics | 10 |
0N GENDER i 9 | 21 |
27 The Accusative case | 29 |
3 The Ablative case | 35 |
58 Nominal Roots l | 68 |
0N Paoemarv | 75 |
ON Rnsroalc | 82 |
ADDENDATHE VlBATIl MALDAMA | 91 |
or run SIDAIH Sancaaawa | 133 |
Note I at p l00 Conjugations of Verbs itll | 196 |
Sir George Andersons Minute on the native | 203 |
cclxiii Exercise in parsing | 210 |
The Vocative case | 41 |
A few Hints to Europeans studying Singhalese | 222 |
Other editions - View all
Sidath Sangarawa: A Grammar of the Singhalese Language (Classic Reprint) James de Alwis No preview available - 2016 |
Sidath Sangarawa: A Grammar of the Singhalese Language (Classic Reprint) James De Alwis No preview available - 2017 |
Common terms and phrases
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