A GRAMMAR OF THE

for gender, number and case, as substantives; but, if' im-
mediately followed by the nouns they qualify, which is
the ordinary construction, they rarely assume in the plura)
the terminations (ah) (on), which they would take

if used alone

or after substantives;

o

thus, t,/ afair hoy

may be declined, as




Sin

jular.


Plural.

N.


# \j

N.

J\ j

lT> sA'F

G.


J* ^ sA’T’

G.

j y«bJj *jf

D.


£ J''r> ^jf

D

*’ J^jr1 ffJJ

Ac.



Ac.

/ hfj/

V.


Jf hfjjf J

V.

Jp ^fj/J

Ab.


J. \ s
dfjr hfj?

Ab.

o

^

lT* (jrjr



G

Or J afair girl, as

N.


TjJ W5>/

N.


G.

j

J K A sa/

G.


D.


J J'J

D.

£ ±fji-

Ac.


9 Jj ^jf

Ac.


V.


JJ 9?j9 J

V.


Ab.


o

lT’ L5^

Ab,

o ^

LS**’ Jj^JT* jfjJ

f And, we may add, \Jor utjfair, ^ or ^

O y ^ ^ y

f'rom thefair, afairgirl, Jjf or ihf

fair girls, tedious nights, tmany endea-