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نٔو موضوٗع@Imranqazi90 Modern Kashmiri Grammar disagrees رِشَبھ بھَٹ - ऋषभ भट (talk) ٠٥:٢٥, ٢١ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)
@Rishabhbhat Eventhough Omkar Kaul's modern kashmiri Grammar is regarded to me as the most authentic grammar there are at times mistakes in its ipa. That's why I strongly disagree to it. Panun becomes panüny in masculine plural. Likewise panüny becomes panni in feminine plural and not panüni. Likewise for the dative mode, in which panun+is transforms as "pannis" with the omission of u and not the transformation of u to ü like he says. Our jk academy's dictionary writes it as پَننِس and even the word پَننہِ and not پَنٕنہِ Same way you will often find him replacing "ya" by "e" which is wrong like the case of kūryan , kūryav etc which he writes as kūren or kūrev which is wrong as there are written as کوٗرؠو، کوٗرؠن and not کوٗریٚن، کوٗریٚو. Imranqazi90 (talk) ٠٩:١٤, ٢١ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)
👍 thanks for taking the time to explain. رِشَبھ بھَٹ - ऋषभ भट (talk) ١٠:٣٥, ٢١ اَگست ٢٠٢١ (UTC)
أسؠ صَفَس مُتلِق کٔرِو کَتھ باتھ
کَتھ صَفہٕ چھِ تِم صَفہٕ یِمَن پؠٹھ لوٗکھ وِکی ہُنٛد صَفَن ہُنٛد مَواد بَہتَر بَناونہٕ خٲطرٕ چھِ کَتھ باتھ کَران. تُہؠ ہیٚکِو یہِ صَفہٕ أسؠ بَہتَر بَناونہٕ خٲطرٕ کَتھ باتھ کٔرِتھ.