Lesson 59 A- Exercises with In-ending words. इन्नन्तशब्दाः |
| elephant |
करिन्
|
forthcoming | आगामिन् | man/ creature | जन्मिन् |
| elephant | दन्तिन् | classmate | सहाध्यायिन् | conjurer | मायाविन् |
| road (is declined slightly differently. Pl. check Supplement 41 ) |
पथिन् |
lion (the one who has
a mane)
|
केसरिन् | Shiva( his bow is called पिनाकः) | पिनाकिन् |
| witness |
साक्षिन् | horse( the one who has a mane) |
केसरिन् | Shiva | जटाधारिन् |
| suspicious person | शङ्किन् | charioteer | रथिन् | Vishnu/ Krishna | चक्रिन् |
| tree (having young shoots) | पल्लविन् | noble person | गुणिन् | ||
| fish (having bones) |
कण्टकिन् | fish (having scales) |
शकलिन् | fish | जलचलिन् |
| fish ( one who possesses the capacity to go forth and spread all over.) | विसारिन् | Moon ( drawn by white horses) |
श्वेतवाजिन् |
Moon ( marked like a hare or a rabbit.) |
शशिन् |
| fisherman | जालिन् मत्स्यधारिन् |
Moon ( drawn by ten horses.) |
दशवाजिन् | Moon ( like the white lotus flower that blooms only at night.) ( also possessing moonlight.) |
कैरविन् |
| Sun ( Beholder of the world's deeds.) | कर्मसाक्षिन् | Sun ( garlanded with rays.) |
किरणमालिन् | Yogi ( one who is established in Yog) | योगिन् |
|
One who performs austerities
|
तपस्विन् |
Translate: ( use your heads here!)
1. When the elephant saw the man with a bow, he entered the forest.
2. There are many trees on both sides of this road.
3. The fisherman brings the fish to the market.
4. I'll perform Krishna's puja next week.
5. You must behave well ( with love) with your classmates.
6. Salutations to all noble people!
7. Shiva must be worshipped by all men.
8. I'll eat my food after I've seen the moon.
9. These fruits are for those Yogis and those Tapasvis.
10. From the Sun, I receive inspiration.
Answers follow in 59 B
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