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Vll
the pronunciation, the ^ or nasal nu?x, is when
final, in the body of this work, distingnished by an
additional point snperscribed ; as ^ : in the most eom-
mon practice, however, of the people of India, which
is generally followed in the Appendix, it is denoted by
simply.
To facilitate the progress of learners, the pronun-
ciation of Hindustani words or combinations of letters,
used at the beginning of the work, is deciphered in
Roman characters : but, the Arabic letter ^ after the
practice of Meninski, is signified by a small figure of
itself, thus *: and the Sanskrit visarga (:) or the final
» called is not noticed in the Roman charac-
ters ; it being almost imperceptibly if at all sounded.
Some of the rules for the inflection of Nouns, Pro-
nouns, and Verbs, given in the third, fourth, and fifth
chapters, are divided into two parts ; the first division
containing what is most general or most important,
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whilst the second comprises the anomalies, the par-
ticular variations, or observations of inferiour moment :
Vll
the pronunciation, the ^ or nasal nu?x, is when
final, in the body of this work, distingnished by an
additional point snperscribed ; as ^ : in the most eom-
mon practice, however, of the people of India, which
is generally followed in the Appendix, it is denoted by
simply.
To facilitate the progress of learners, the pronun-
ciation of Hindustani words or combinations of letters,
used at the beginning of the work, is deciphered in
Roman characters : but, the Arabic letter ^ after the
practice of Meninski, is signified by a small figure of
itself, thus *: and the Sanskrit visarga (:) or the final
» called is not noticed in the Roman charac-
ters ; it being almost imperceptibly if at all sounded.
Some of the rules for the inflection of Nouns, Pro-
nouns, and Verbs, given in the third, fourth, and fifth
chapters, are divided into two parts ; the first division
containing what is most general or most important,
4
whilst the second comprises the anomalies, the par-
ticular variations, or observations of inferiour moment :