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

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3. MORPHOLOGY


The approximate location is expressed by ko inakT ke nikat/ naja,dIk
nazdi:k/ krIba kari:b ‘near.’



  1. makana ko inakT/naja,dIk dukana hO.
    maka:n ke nikat /nazdi:k duka:n h ́.
    house near shop is
    The shop is near the house.

  2. vah dF,tr ko naja,dIk tk phuÐcaa.
    vah daphtar ke nazdi:k tak pahũca:.
    he office near up to reached
    He reached up to/ near the house.

  3. baccao kI Aavaaja, Gar ko krIba sao Aa[-.
    bacce ki: a:va:z ghar ke kari:b se a:yi:.
    child-obl gen voice house-gen near from came
    The child’s voice came from near the house.


Interior location is expressed by ko AMdr ke andar/ maoM mẽ ‘inside of,’or
ko baIca maoM sao ke bi:c mẽ se ‘from inside’ preceded by the oblique case
suffixes.



  1. [sa makana maoM/ko AMdr kao[- nahIM rhta hO.
    is maka:n mẽ/ke andar koi: nahĩ: rahta: h ́.
    this house inside anyone neg live-pr is
    No one lives inside this house.

  2. baccaa kmaro ko baIca maoM sao inaklaa.
    bacca: kamre ke bi:c mẽ se nikla:.
    child room-abl from came out
    The child came out of the house.


Exterior location is denoted by the postposition ko ke/ sao se baahr ba:har
‘outside of.’



  1. vah gaaÐva ko baahr rhta hO.
    vah ga:ũ: ke ba:har rahta: h ́.
    he village outside live-pr is
    He lives outside the village.

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