Grammar Of The Sindhi Language: Compared With The Sanskrit-Prakrit And The Cognate Indian Vernaculars

About the Book :The grammar, which is now offered to the learned Public for acquiring the Sindhi language with their utmost ease. The author has given rather too much that too little by endeavoring to render the grammar as complete as possible; he trusts, however, that this object may have been attained to some extent at least. A beginner will do well, after he has acquainted himself with the Sindhi system of sounds, to commence at once with the declensions and to turn bye and bye to the formation of themes after he has got a fair insight into the fabric of the language. Moreover, Sindhi is by no means an easy language; it is on the contrary beset with more intricacies and difficulties than any of its Prakrit sisters. This Sindhi grammar describes the language how it is written, in Arabic characters and very easy to understand. Also shows the corresponding Devanagari written. And by it we can begin a solid study of this language of north of India and Pakistan.