A Grammar of the Hindustani Language

The book serves as a comprehensive guide to the topics covered in the Hindustani language grammar course. It encompasses discussions on Persian and Nagari writing systems, pronunciation, nouns, verbs, numerals, syntax, pronouns, and more. Each chapter delves into specific aspects, such as alphabets, orthographical marks, gender distinctions, number, and syntactical rules. It also provides insights into the formation of derivatives, abstract nouns, verbal nouns, and their usage in sentences. Additionally, it includes a short story in both Persian and Nagari scripts, followed by translations into English. Furthermore, it highlights similarities and differences between the Dakhni and Hindustani dialects, particularly in terms of gender distinctions, plural formations, and noun terminations. The index aids learners in navigating the intricacies of the Hindustani language, providing valuable information on its grammar and syntax.