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adam_text | Titel: Syntax of the infinite verb-forms of Pāli
Autor: Hendriksen, Hans
Jahr: 1944
CONTENTS
Abbreviations...............................................XIII
INTRODUCTION
§ 1. Classification of the infinite verb-forms .............. 1
§ 2. Definition of the terms: subjective, objective, agent,
patient............................................ 2
§ 3. The terms kartr- and karmam- of the Indian grammar.. 5
I THE PERSONAL INFINITE VERB-FORMS
The PAKEreiPiiES
§ 4. General characterisation of the various participles: a. The
present participle (p. 7). b. The future participle (p. 9).
c. The perfect passive participle (p. 9). d. The perfect active
participle (p. 10). e. The gerundive (p. 11)........... 7
§ 5. The perfect passive participle denoting simultaneity... 13
§ 6. The perfect passive participle functioning as an action noun 15
§ 7. Voice of the perfect passive participle of verbs compounded
with verbal prefixes................................ 19
§ 8. Active sense of the perfect passive participle of transitive
verbs.............................................. 25
§ 9. The impersonal passive............................. 29
§ 10. The passive of verbs with two patients (the causative of
transitive verbs, p. 32)............................. 31
§ 11. Intransitive verbs treated as transitive in the passive... 33
§ 12. The participial construction. With verbs (p. 36). With
varam, seyyo (p. 40). With Mm (p. 41)................ 34
§ 13. The absolute constructions. The absolute locative (p. 42).
The absolute genitive (p. 44)........................ 41
§ 14. The participles in various syntactical positions: attributive
(p. 46); substantival (p. 47); appositional (p. 47); predi-
cative (p. 48)...................................... 46
The Perfect Passive Participle as Sentence Verb.
§ 15. Previous expositions................................ 50
§ 16. The present-past and the pure past. Narrative and
communicatory contexts............................ 52
§ 17. The perfect passive participle in communicatory context
expressing the present-past. The inverted construction
(p. 54)............................................ 53
§ 18. The finite preterite about the pure past in narrative
context ........................................... 57
§ 19. The same event described in the finite preterite and then
communicated in the perfect passive participle........ 58
§ 20. Instances in which the perfect passive participle is used
in the principal clause, the finite preterite in the sub-
ordinate clause or the reverse....................... 60
§ 21. The perfect passive participle used in narrative context
in later Pah. Occurs almost exclusively in the case of
intransitive verbs (p. 62 If.)......................... 61
§ 22. The sense of the narrative perfect passive participle__ 64
§ 23. The perfect passive participle used in narrative context
in earlier Pah...................................... 67
§ 24. The perfect passive participle with hoti expressing the
pluperfect......................................... 68
§ 25. The perfect passive participle with hoti expressing the
general present-past................................ 75
§ 26. The auxiliary....................................... 78
§ 27. Summary.......................................... 80
The Agent Nornsr
§ 28. Sense of the agent noun........................... 81
§ 29. The objective sometimes in the accusative, sometimes
in the genitive .................................... 82
§ 30. The syntactical position of the agent noun: predicative
(p. 83); oppositional (p. 84)......................... 83
II THE IMPERSONAL INFINITE VERB-FORMS
The Action- Noun
§ 31. Formation of the action noun ...................... 86
§ 32. Verbal character of the action noun. The objective in the
accusative (p. 88), in the genitive (p. 88)............. 87
§ 33. Various applications of the action noun: a. Expressing
intention (p. 89). b. Attached to an adjective (p. 90).
c. Attached to a verb (p. 90). d. Attached to alam
(p. 90). e. The action noun together with its subjective
forming a nexus (p. 91). f. In the nominative with hoti
or atthi (p. 92) .................................... 89
The Ikpinitive
§ 34. The syntactical role of the infinitive (sometimes an adverb,
sometimes a substantive). The subjective and the objective
of the infinitive.................................... 92
§ 35. The historical basis of the Pali infinitive............. 94
§ 36. The infinitive expressing intention or reference: a. Ex-
XI
pressing intention (p. 95). b. Attached to atthi or hoti (p.
96). c. Attached to an adjective (p. 97). d. Attached
to atom and him (p. 99)............................. 95
§ 37. The infinitive attached to a verb ................... 101
§ 38. The infinitive with sakka and labbha ................ 105
The GBEtnsrD
| 39. The adverbial nature of the gerund ................. 108
I 40. The subordination of the gerund to another verb....... 108
I 41. The temporal sense of the gerund................... 112
I 42. The agent of the active gerund..................... 116
? 43. The patient of the active gerund. The passive gerund
(p. 126)............................................ 122
j 44. The subjective of the gerund....................... 127
j 45. The gerund corresponding to a participle............. 128
46. The gerund and the principal verb forming a unit in the
passive............................................ 130
j 47. The gerund with certain particular verbs: a. With jivati,
viharati, carati, vattati (p. 132). b. With titthati (p. 132).
c. With dadati (p. 134). d. With adaya (p. 135). e. With
thita-, pavatta-, thapita- (p. 135)..................... 131
j 48. The gerund having lost its verbal sense: a. hatva (p. 137).
b. Postpositions (p. 137)............................ 136
i 49. Features of a stylistic nature: a. Several gerunds in
succession or one gerund in each clause (p. 139). b. The
gerund in formula-like phrases (p. 140). c. The same verb
as gerund and sentence verb (p. 141)................ 139
j 50. Conclusion. The western European constructions to which
the gerund corresponds and the syntactical difference
between the former and the latter (p. 142). The origin of the
gerund (p. 142).................................... 141
IH THE INFINITE VERB-FORMS IN COMPOSITION
51. Nature of the Indian nominal composition........... 145
i 52. Frequency of the use of the various infinite verb-forms
in composition..................................... 146
i 53. The various types of composition: a. Compounds in
-attha- (p. 147). b. Compounds in -bhava- (p. 148). c.
Compounds in -kSla- and -thana- (p. 151). d. Compounds
in -kama- (p. 154). e. Compounds in -pubba- (p. 155). f.
The gerundive -f yuttaJJea)- (p. 156)................... 147
64. a. The perfect passive participle as the first member in
bahuvHhi-compoxiads (p. 156). b. The action noun as the
first member with the subjeetive as the second member
(p. 157). o. The gerund as the first member (p. 157)... 156
XII
CONCLUSION
§ 55. Nature of the infinite verb-forms..................... 159
§ 56. The noun-verb relation in the case of the infinite verb-
forms: 1. The influence of the inverted construction on the
importance of the agent-relation in Pali (p. 160). 2. The
agent in the instrumental with active verb-forms (p. 161).
3. The reason why the noun-verb relation often is not
expressed in the case of the infinite verb-forms (p. 161) 160
§ 57. Tire impersonal use of the passive participles. The voice of
the impersonal infinite verb-forms and of the impersonal
passive............................................. 162
§ 58. Differences in the syntax of the infinite verb-forms
between earlier and later Pali and between Pali and
Sanskrit........................................... 164
Index........................................................... 166
Addition........................................................ 166
Dansk ri iimi................................................... 167
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