k. POLYGLOT MÚNSHÍ OR VOCABULARY, EXERCISES, PLEASANT STORIES, &c. &c. &c. IN ENGLISH, PERSIAN, HINDI, HINDUSTANI AND BENGALI, FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS BOTH NATIVE AND EUROPEAN. BY MU'NSHI' DEBI'PERSA'D RA'E. "Whenever there shall occur an omission or error, cover it مامول از منشیان و دانشمندان انکه احیانا اگر سهوي وخطائ بدوش گربخطائي رسي طعنه مزن که هیچ نفس بشر خالي از خطانبود CALCUTTA : PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS, CIRCULAR ROAD. 1841. 2. Example of a Persian verb, shewing the mode of form- ing all the tenses, from the second person of the imperative, and the third person preterite or infini- tive, which will be found useful. * The characters of this alphabet are read from right to left. The following example of a Persian Verb, shewing the mode of forming all the tenses from the second person of the imperative, and the third person preterite or infinitive, will be found useful. * Imperative, juh-leap, * Aorist, by adding the personal letter › & | Infinitive, justun,-to leap, Preter imperfect, by prefixing to pret. <to do,. جستن N. B. As there are above thirty modes of forming ** The letter is frequently prefixed to these tenses; it is The potential, by prefixing the Aorist and preterite tenses of the verb, as جستي Future, by prefixing to do, to do, to do, .... خواهد جست جسته شدن The passive voice is formed by the pas- * Called in Sir W. Jones's grammar the compound future. |