Lesson 52: Two Rivers
Index · Lesson 51: Two Fires · Lesson 53: Two Fathers
Lesson 27: The River is one river, and more than two. Two rivers are नद्यौ. देवी, पुत्री, and पत्नी take the same three forms for two.
| Jobs | Form |
|---|---|
| Subject, object, call | नद्यौ |
| With, for, from | नदीभ्याम् |
| Of, in | नद्योः |
| Sentence | Meaning |
|---|---|
| नद्यौ वहतः। | The two rivers flow. वहति means “it flows,” and it follows पठति. The dual is वहतः. दुई नदी बग्छन्। |
| अहं नद्यौ पश्यामि। | I see the two rivers. |
| नदीभ्यां जलं लभे। | I obtain water from the two rivers. The from-form is नदीभ्याम्, written नदीभ्यां before a consonant. |
| नद्योः तीरे अहं तिष्ठामि। | I stand on the bank of the two rivers. |
Practice
- Say नद्यौ, नदीभ्याम्, नद्योः.
- Say नद्यौ वहतः।
- Say नद्योः तीरे अहं तिष्ठामि।
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Lesson 53: Two Fathers is the rest of the dual of पितृ.