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Lecture 36 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the plural: Part 4
Prof. Anuradha Choudry · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1 : Introduction
- Lecture 2 : The Sounds of Sanskrit: Its Alphabet
- Lecture 3 : Sentence Construction and its underlying logic
- Lecture 4 : Introduction of Self and Others
- Lecture 5 : Basic Verbs and Some Conjugations
- Lecture 6 : Introduction to the Genitive (6th) Case
- Lecture 7 : Counting and Reading the Time
- Lecture 8 : Plural of Pronouns and Nouns
- Lecture 9 : Conjugation of Basic Verbs in the Plural
- Lecture 10 : Introduction to the Locative (7th) Case
- Lecture 11 : Days of the Week, Months, Future Tense
- Lecture 12 : Past Tense and More Verbs
- Lecture 13 : Introduction to the Accusative (2nd) Case
- Lecture 14 : Continuation of the Accusative (2nd) Case
- Lecture 15 : Introduction to the Instrumental (3rd) Case
- Lecture 16 : Continuation of the Instrumental (3rd) Case
- Lecture 17 : Introduction to the Ablative (5th) Case
- Lecture 18 : Introduction to the Dative (4th) Case
- Lecture 19 : Introduction to the Vocative (8th) Case
- Lecture 20 : Overview and Conclusion
- Lecture 21 : Introduction to the devanāgarī script: varṇamālā or alphabet
- Lecture 22 : Introduction to the devanāgarī script: combining consonants
- Lecture 23 : Revision and practice of vibhakti - declension forms: masculine words
- Lecture 24 : Revision and practice of vibhakti - declension forms: feminine words
- Lecture 25 : Revision and practice of vibhakti – declension forms: neuter words
- Lecture 26 : Revision and practice of vibhakti - declension forms : first and second person pronouns in the singular
- Lecture 27 : Introduction to the first and second person pronouns in the plural forms – Part 1
- Lecture 28 : Revision and practice of the first and second person pronouns in the plural - Part 2
- Lecture 29 : Introduction of the first person pronoun in the dual form: Part 1
- Lecture 30 : Introduction of the first person pronoun in the dual form: Part 2
- Lecture 31 : Introduction of the second person pronoun in the dual form: Part 1
- Lecture 32 : Introduction of the second person pronoun in the dual form: Part 2
- Lecture 33 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/f) in the plural: Part 1
- Lecture 34 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/f) in the plural: Part 2
- Lecture 35 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/f) in the plural: Part 3
- Lecture 36 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the plural: Part 4
- Lecture 37 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the plural: Part 5
- Lecture 38 : Revision and Exercises: third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the plural
- Lecture 39 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the dual: Part 1
- Lecture 40 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the dual: Part 2
- Lecture 41 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the dual: Part 3
- Lecture 42 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the dual: Part 4
- Lecture 43 : Third person pronouns and nouns (m/n/f) in the dual: Part 5
- Lecture 44 : Revision of the third person pronouns and nouns (m/n) in the dual: Part 1
- Lecture 45 : Revision of the third person pronouns and nouns (f) in the dual: Part 2
- Lecture 46 : Introduction to the verb conjugations in the kriyātipatti-lṛṅ (the conditional)
- Lecture 47 : Introduction to the verb conjugations in the vidhi-liṅ (the optative)
- Lecture 48 : Introduction to the conjugation of ‘as’ (to be) from the adādigaṇa (2nd group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 49 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb ‘dā’ (to give) from the juhotyādigaṇa (3rd group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 50 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verbs ‘div’ (to shine, to sport) and ‘vid’ (to know) from the divādigaṇa (4th group)
- Lecture 51 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb ‘śru’ (to hear) from the svādigaṇa (5th group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 52 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb from the kṛ (to do) from the tanādigaṇa (8th group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 53 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb 'mil' (to meet) from the tudādigaṇa (6th group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 54 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb 'bhuj' (to protect) from the rudhādigaṇa (7th group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 55 : Introduction to the conjugation of the verb ‘jñā’ (to know) from the kryādigaṇa (9th group) in the various tenses and moods
- Lecture 56 : Introduction of nouns (m) ending with ‘u’ and ‘i’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 57 : Introduction of nouns (n) ending with ‘u’ and ‘i’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 58 : Introduction of nouns (f) ending with ‘u’ and ‘i’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 59 : Introduction of nouns (m) ending with ‘in’ and of nouns (n/f) ending with ‘n’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 60 : Introduction of nouns (m/n/f) ending with ‘t’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 61 : Introduction of nouns (m/f/n) ending with ‘ṛ’ in the three vacanas
- Lecture 62 : Introduction to the svarasandhi
- Lecture 63 : Introduction to the visargasandhi
- Lecture 64 : Introduction to the vyañjanasandhi
- Lecture 65: Summary and Conclusion