66 PAUMACARIU a explain it as result of the influence of masc. A de- clension. He parallels aggim (aggina) with sappim (sar- pena). But this is unacceptable as in the A declension the genuine early form ends in -em and not in -im and as such aggií cannot be explained with the help of sappeń. Only those I. sing. forms of the masc. I, U declensions which end in -em are formed under the influence of masc. A declension. $84. -he and who are found in G. sing. munihe (S.A. "ho-) and jhunihe 1 1 9, ºdisihe (S.A. "ho) 1 1 13, Nähihe (P.S. "hi) 1 13 3, samdhihe (P.S. samdhie) 1 3 3, sihihe 2 11 96, Vihusalihe 4 10 5, guruhe 2 9 6, Meruhe 12 1 196, muniho (S. hiņ) and cudamaniho 1 1 12, guruho and kappataruho 1 1 8. 'vaihu (rhyming with Vijaya- sihu) 745 is obscure. 885. Corresponding to the singular terminations, -him and hum are the terminations of the plur. Instances are atthāņa- vaihim bhāihi 4 2 6, bhäihim 9 11 4. vaïrihim (P.S. "him) 7 91, guruhum 7 12 5, vairihum (P.S. hi) 7 11 6, sāhuhum and vähuhun 535. $86. Loc. sing. ends in -him: Meruhim 2 1, 5 1 6, (P. "he), Pirihim 11 3 1. Fem. į and u stems. $87. he is used in Abl. and G. sing, -him in plur. Parame- sarihim and ºsarihim 91 9, "seddhihim' 2 15 5, kamaliņihim 19 4 9a. $88. Loc. Sing. has -he and -him. Instances are vihattihe (S. -ħim) 4 1 8, vāvihe 5 14 7; 6 10 6, kariņihe (P.S. hi-) 7 3 1 ganiyārihe 7 3 3, uccolihe (P.S. "hi) 9 3 1, seddhihim 2 15 9, 6 2 2, 712, 811 (A ºhe), mahihim 4 8 9, 4 12 2, 10 10 3. purihim (P.S. "he) 11 14 11b, rayaņihim 18 6 6, uccolihim 20 3 3. 889. him is also employed in L. plur. e.g. paolihim 16 14 8. b) Post-positions. $90. The following post-positions in a compounded or un- compounded form, are found in PC. In the case of those which are declinable, the base is also given. $91. samau (Sk. samam enl.( 2 12 2, samāņa- (sk. samāna-) 2 11 7, 4 2 2, 3 10 2 and sarisau (Sk. sadyśakam, Guj. sarsum) 14 4 9 govern Ins. and are used in an instrumental sense conveying the idea 'with', 'along with'. 892. kārame 4 12 3, 10 6 6, °1 10 5, °9 1 2 and "kajje (*kārye =krte) 6 12 7, 12 5 5 or kajjena (* karyeņa=kȚte) 10 4 3, governing Gen. are used in a dative sense to convey the idea 'for 'for the sake of 893. laggevi (abs. of Vlagg- éstick'; = ärabhya) 1 164, 6 9 8, 12 2 8 governing Gen. is used in an Abl. sense to convey the idea 'beginning from'. $94. keraya- and taņaya- (HC. IV 422) the early ancestors of Guj. kerun and tanum are used frequently as Gen. post-positions. They govern Gen. They are found at 6 13 5, 9 8 3, (kerau), 4 3 8, 5 3 3 (keri), 1 9 9b (keri), 6 11 9 (keräim), 9 11 7 (täha mi ke where mi (api) intervenes) etc., and 4 52, 4 5 5 (tanau), 3 7 1 (1) This can also be interpreted as L. plur,
