List of tables
Table 1.1
Devanagari script
Table 1.2
Consonants
Table 1.3
Roman symbols and the sounds they represent
Table 2.1
Consonantal phonemes
Table 2.2
Distribution of stops
Table 2.3
Distribution of dental stops
Table 2.4
Distribution of retroflex stops
Table 2.5
Distribution of velar stops
Table 2.6
Distribution of apico-alveolar affricates
Table 2.7
Distribution of alveo-palatal affricates
Table 2.8
Distribution of sibilants/fricatives
Table 2.9
Distribution of voiced nasals
Table 2.10
Distribution of laterals and flaps
Table 2.11
Distribution of semi-vowels
Table 2.12
Word-medial non-geminates
Table 2.13
Structures of monosyllabic morphemes
Table 3.1
Derivation of
i-ending feminine nouns from
o–ending masculine nouns
Table 3.2
Derivation of
i-ending feminine nouns from consonantal-ending masculine or neuter nouns
Table 3.3
Derivation of ‑
iṇ feminine nouns from masculine nouns
Table 3.4
Derivation of
o-ending masculine nouns from
i-ending feminine nouns
Table 3.5
Derivation of ‑
ul neuter nouns from consonantal ending masculine or feminine nouns
Table 3.6
Plural inflection
Table 3.7
Exceptional nouns
Table 3.8
Core case paradigm
Table 3.9
Oblique case markers
Table 3.10
Addressee masculine singular
Table 3.11
Addressee feminine singular
Table 3.12
First person pronouns
Table 3.13
Second person pronouns
Table 3.14
Distal deictic pronouns (singular)
Table 3.15
Distal deictic pronouns (plural)
Table 3.16
Reflexive pronouns
Table 3.17
Reciprocal Pronouns
Table 3.18
Demonstrative pronouns
Table 3.19
Third person relative-correlative pairs
Table 3.20
Interrogative pronouns
Table 3.21
Interrogative pronouns (direct forms)
Table 3.22
Indefinite pronouns
Table 3.23
Inflecting adjective forms
Table 3.24
Qualifying colour adjectives
Table 3.25
Full declension of a noun with a non-inflecting adjective
Table 3.26
Cardinal numbers
Table 3.27
Inflecting quantifier adjectives
Table 3.28
Inflection of ordinal adjectives
Table 3.29
Determining adjectives
Table 4.1
Phrasal verb (
n + v)
Table 4.2
Phrasal verb (
n + pp + v)
Table 4.3
Phrasal verb (
a + v)
Table 4.4
Phrasal verb(
pp +
v)
Table 5.1
Nominative subject agreement of
rig ‘enter’
Table 5.2
Nominative object agreement of
kha ‘eat’
Table 5.3
Nominative subject agreement of
asa‘be’
Table 5.4
Nominative object agreement of
sɔb‘be fit’ and
as ‘be’
Table 5.5
Imperfective inflection of
kha (
tr) ‘eat’
Table 5.6
Imperfective inflection of
rig (
intr) ‘enter’
Table 5.7
Imperfective inflection of
as ‘be’
Table 5.8
Nominative subject agreement of
rig enter’
Table 5.9
Nominative subject agreement of
as ‘be’
Table 5.10
Past relevant to present inflection of ‘
rig‘enter’
Table 5.11
Nominative object agreement of
kha (
tr) ‘éat’
Table 5.12
Nominative subject agreement of
as‘be’
Table 5.13
Nominative subject agreement of
rig ‘enter’
Table 5.14
Nominative subject agreement of
rig ‘enter’
Table 5.15
Nominative subject agreement of
as ‘be’
Table 5.16
Attributive use of aspectuals
Table 5.17
Prospective non-finite verb-form
Table 5.18
Imperative mood
Table 5.19
kər ‘do’: Desiderative/subjunctive
Table 6.1
Forms of postposition
ts ‘of ’
Table 6.2
Vocative particles
Table 7.1
Causative
u > o
Table 7.2
Causative
ə > a
Table 7.3
Causative
I > a/e
Table 7.4
Intensifiers with colour terms
Table 7.5
Intensifiers with taste terms
Table 7.6
Intensifiers with terms describing human features
Table 7.7
Intensifiers with other adjectives
Table 7.8
Intensifier preceding adjective
Table 7.9
Reduplicatives as adverbs
Table 8.1
Subject hierarchy
Table 13.1
Negation paradigm for
rig ‘enter’
Table 13.2
Negation paradigm for
tap ‘be hot/angry’
Table 13.3
NPIs:
k-words with particles
Table 13.4
NPIs: Adverbs and other grammatical items
Table 13.5
NPIs: Verbs and phrasal verbs
Table 13.6
NPIs: Idioms