214 ... there are more
- FU manners. As to
and the like. See 439. § 285-287. links, they may alternate in various .... FURTH = first....secondly" Examples: 1. of 284- fagi, - 3. ..... R. 2, 108, 15 af fran fé yadeldid (if what is consumed by one, goes into the body of another -), Mhbh. I Paushyap. 174 xafen-yuilà o and aidata alcunftaraza a (you do other things, my prince, than what you should have done). 2. of gan, anfan, etc. Panc. 297 àstà arguntar con gai à funden: he can (and as he struck them, some of them died, some others had their heads broken and began to cry violently), M. 9, 32 :.... anfaat... fagi, of more links connected. Varah. Brh. 32, 1 fa simfany w fotemsifanagu and sa fien: funt aceitar ontruchi afegechifinin yarat: (»some say that an earthquake is caused by some huge animal living in the midst of the waters; others, however, that it arises when the elephants of the quarters, being tired of the earth's load, are taking breath ; a wind falling down upon earth with noise, as if struck by another wind, say some; others, however, maintain that it is ordained by unseen powers; other masters again narrate the following," p. 140 of KERN's translation). Cp. Nala 12, 87. » M 286. The relative pronoun is T. A full account of its em- Rela- pro noun. tive ployment will be given in the Section, in which there will be treated of clauses and relative sentences. Here it suffices to point out that and are standing complements of one another. Rem. The comp. and superl, , are restricted to the archaic dialect. 287. How gene ways: a) by putting ralized. The relative pronoun may be generalized in various twice, then : - ,whosoever, and it requires one of the indefinite in the apodosis; b) by adding to it pronouns so as to make up the com-
