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 292. § 291-293. II. (qualis?), Dem. E, ALLA, TaleA „like (talis, such), Rel. [such] as", Indef. another. They are also made of personal pronouns: (somebody like me), T, HAIEN etc. All 27 of them may end also in II. and in . (how many!), Rel. „[as many] as," Indef. d (some, any). Like the kindred Latin quot, aliquot, they are indeclinable. The Dem. f is not used. Observations on the pronominal adjectives. 1. The mutual relations and combinations of the different classes: relatives, demonstratives, etc., are the same as with the pronouns. In this way it may f. i. be observed, that and are to alard and what is to ; that and FANTA of whatever quality" ald require that such a combination as a (Panc. I, 420 342 a out and however many," ctc. A); that af affad 2. Those of Group I may be the former momber of compounds in O 12 ST an apodosis with mort and - - Burd 221 gay and far, and the like. F. i. f mi how fart," fandeng »how long?," fa »how many times?". Bhoj. 28 Fts fondate 04 Mpangrua, Panc. 63 fua :, Kathâs. 13, 137 şafat TU ... (for so long a time I did not know this duty), Panc. 56 fucglalkan da fåg: : (but how insignificant are these enemics of your father). afd 3. Instances off, far and its adverb fa used as inde- finites [281] are now and then met with. Panc. 211 af fan arufa (he kills some of them, some others he wounds), Note the compound fi »several, sundry." CHAPT. III. On nouns of number. 1 293. As Sanskrit grammars not only teach, which are the different nouns of number for the unities, decads