Modern Hindi Grammar - Indian Institute of Language Studies (IILS)

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3. MORPHOLOGY



  1. Aapko samaot saaro Anaupisqat/ gaOrhaija,r qao.
    a:pke samet sa:re anupasthit/g ́rha:zir the.
    you-gen including all absent were
    All, including you, were absent.

  2. Aapkao imalaakr hma dsa sadsya hOM.
    a:pko mila:kar ham das sadasy h ́~.
    you-dat include-cp we ten members are
    We are ten members, including you.


Exclusion is expressed by the dative postpositions ko ibanaa ke bina:/ bagaOr
bag ́r ‘without.’



  1. Amar ko ibanaa/ bagaOr saaro ]pisqat /haija,r qao.
    amar ke bina:/bag ́r sa:re upasthit/ha:zir the
    Amar-gen without all present were
    All, excluding/except Amar, were present.


Addition is expressed either by the use of the comitative compound
postposition ko saaqa ke sa:th ‘with/ along with,’ or by ko Aitir@t ke
atirikt/ Alaavaa ala:va: ‘in addition to.’



  1. maaohna ko saaqa ³saaqa ́/Alaavaa ]maa BaI Aa[-.
    mohan ke sa:th (sa:th)/ala:va: uma: bhi: a:yi:
    Mohan-gen with /besides Uma too came
    In addition to Mohan, Uma came too.


Locational semantic functions are generally marked by the postposi-
tions kI Aaor ki: or ‘motion to,’ (ko baIca ke bi:c) maoM sao mẽ se ‘motion
through.’



  1. vah gaaÐva kI Aaor calaa.
    vah ga:ũ: ki: or cala:
    he village towards set out
    He set out towards the village.

  2. basa gaaÐva (ko baIca) maoM sao gauja,rtI hO.
    bas ga:ũ: (ke bi:c) mẽ se guzarti: h ́
    bus village-abl through passes-pr is
    The bus passes through the village.

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