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 121. § 120-121. Daç. 60. Compare with accus. Màlav. III, p. 63 af v remember our suit?), Çak. Vaf at verb fa (to forget) is construed with acc. ¹) b.) Daç. 97 g (may these dear men show mercy towards you). It is often construed with acc. c.) The person whose deeds etc. are imitated is generally put in the genitive. Mroch. VI, p. 222 frangentina ang faff, Mâlav. V, p. 141 o go (v. a. the apple falls not F far from the tree). Rem. 1. Comp. (to speak after), which is construed si- milarly by Kaç. on P. 1, 3, 49, and a (to take after). Pat. I, 393 fa (he takes after his father). Rem. 2. According to P. 2, 3, 53 compared to 6, 1, 139 ukch (to take care of) may admit of a genitive. d.) Here the acc. is the regular construction, and the gen. but scarcely met with, as M. 2, 162 and account mânt (he must always long for being insulted as if it were ambrosia), Mhbh. 3, 12630, Målat. V, p. 72 and Handrenusà P. 2,3, f,
 * (do you long for Madayantikâ ?); R. 3, 47, 30 gen. with

4. In the archaic dialect many more verbs may be construed with the gen. of their object. Pânini prescribes its being used with a) all verbs of remembering ³); b)r when = »to desire, 55. to hope," ep. 120, d; c) five verbs of injuring viz. Frien, ona, fag, d) the verbs of illness - fever excepted as af. As he does not add that the gen. with them is restricted to the holy texts, it is likely, that it was used so in his days, but that it has antiquated afterwards. SJECKE p. 50 52 of his treatise on the vedic genitive has given some examples of its being used in the P 2, 3, 56. 9 89 those genitives these (should she perhaps fontstaan. rai The fa- gaf. 1) Yet Bhatt. 17, 10 it complies with a gen., see Petr. Diot. s. v. p. 1386. So in a prâkrt passage of the Uttararâmacaritra p. 19 fa DENTALITER FRA Rama has made us forget king Daçaratha." 2) Pânini (2, 3, 52) speaks of w, that is all, which mean to think of" In classic Sanskrit I greatly doubt instances will be found of any other verb but