Namamala Or A Work On Pali Grammar

The author has made a noble attempt to explore the intricacies of the Grammar which is considered to be the backbone of a language. The grammar of a language is the art of speaking or writing it with propriety by acquiring knowledge of the different parts of speech, and the structure of sentences; and it helps us to understand the literature of the language. Each language must have its own grammar. Although some ancient languages have not possessed perfect Grammars, owing to the uncivilized condition and insufficiency of mental culture of the people who spoke them, the two languages Pali and Sanskrit possess such Grammars, which is a proof of the preeminence in this respect. It appears that Pali Grammars have been composed on the model of the Sanskrit. It must be critically studied by one who would understand its literature generally and still more so by one who would penetrate into the abstruse doctrines of Buddhism, which exhibit the pure wisdom of its Founder. The book is the extensive study of this subject. So, the book is good for readers and in researchers? point of view.