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sjfvmv, VJrfH, 
1 intelligent.’ 
1W*, *ISW, 'Rsft, 
vfrv. vftf, vfTfns, fqfasir, 
«is?r 
‘ many.’ 
vfTfT 
‘ few.’ 
63. Tadbhava adjectives in form their feminines in $ ; thus, — 
c*rT?f, Tf ; but this rule is often neglected, and the 
genders are mixed up ; thus, wTZTcirt TPT, or 1 a little gentle- 
man ’ ; wreT^T sfNt, or *fT#t ‘ a little girl.’ 
64. To give the meaning of likeness or resemblance, the follow- 
ing suffixes are used, — equivalent to tho Hindi UT. 
With nouns or with the genitive cases of pronouns, w, 
With adjectives, *1*, fW, thus,— 
(JhhatUsgarhi. 
Hindi. 
English. 
or 
Jlfa-m 
‘ like a village.’ 
'q^r-^iuvr, vp^r-'wvr, 
oi' 
'qT^-^T 
‘ like the moon.’ 
vftT-’sra*T, flK-'W. or 
Rftr-w 
iVT-^T 
‘ like me.’ 
^TT-V^fvr, -WT^fT- 
‘ like that.’ 
‘ biggish. ’ 
wter-^rsr, 
‘ littleish. 
Numerals. 
65. The Cardinals are the same as in Hindi. The syllable ^ft 
added to a cardinal makes it definite; thus, — WT 1 the one,’ ‘ the 
two,’ ‘ both,’ ??Wt ‘the three,’ fhft ‘ the hundred.’ 
66. Indefiniteness is given by adding rj^vr or thus UT^- 
pqrvr ‘ about five,’ 1 about two,’ ‘ about a score,’ 
15 -^51 ‘ about a hundred.’ 
67. Exactness is given by adding the syllables at, faa, or ; 
thus, — 9^-favf, ‘ exactly one.’ ‘exactly 
two.’ 
68. Multiplication is denoted by adding the syllables M*r, H *T, 
or sK, before the first of which a long vowel is usually shortened ; 
