Shabdamanjari Quick Book

by Sarasvati Mohan

Indispensible as a reference or as a learning tool, the Shabdamanjari Quick Book shows declension examples for nouns (both vowel- and consonant-ending), pronouns, and cardinal numbers. Each page shows one word representive of a particular ending (e.g. "a"-ending masculine, "u"-ending neuter, "r"-ending feminine, etc.) in all its possible forms, usually 24. The three numbers (single, dual, plural) are represented horizontally while the cases (nominative, accusative, instrumental, dative, ablative, genitive, locative, and vocative) are represented vertically. Pronouns include masculine, feminine, and neuter forms, as well as common variations such as distance specification (e.g. close by, at a distance). An additional section includes words with special desclension rules. Spiral-bound and pocket-sized for convenient and frequent use. Indexed for quick reference.

102 pages, Spiral-bound

Published May 1, 2001