The order of the paragraphs has been retained throughout, and only one (23.) has been added for completeness' sake. The system of transliteration is nearly the same as in the Dictionary, only for ny, ñ is used, and instead of e, ä (respectively a) has been thought to be a clearer representation of the sound intended. For the niceties of pronunciation the reader is referred to the Dictionary, as in this Grammar only the general rules have been given. Finally I must express my warmest thanks to Dr. ROST, to whose exertions not only the printing of this Grammar is solely due, but who also rendered me much help in the correcting of the work. |