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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1827 edition. Excerpt:... the indicative present by changing rm into lifiii, man, lifee. Bipyiomi., they believe, B-bpyMiqiH, he who be. lieves. mepiDinrb, they suffer, mepTiflm, ifi, he who suffers. 186. The-participle past is formed from the past tense of the indicative by changing Xb into emin, swan, emee. 6lsrajiT, he ran, 6iraBinii1, he who ran. cmpoio-b, he built, cmpoiiBinifi, he who built. 187. The gerund present is formed from the third person plural of the indicative present by changing the three final letters into a or R, ex. ciitj.ywmb, they follow. Cjaxja, following. cayman/, they serve. Cjiyairf, serving. In common language the gerund frequently terminates in ytn or Hjzii, ex. monymb, to drown. moHyqH, drowning. ryjiainb, to walk, ryjiAfoqu, walking. Formation of the perfect branch. $ 188. The infinitive of the perfect branch is formed from the indefinite by the prefix of a preposition or particle-but as it is impossible to give determinate rules for the employment of these prepositions with the different verbs, the following list of those, which most frequently occur, is given with the subjoined particle in italics. V. 161. o. orpa6nmii, to pillage. oKjieBemamb, to calumo3jiiiinb, to irritate., niate. o3Ho6ktni, to congeal. oicpecmkmb, to christen. o3H0Hymb, to freeze. oinaroinkinb, to burden. OKUMtHttnb, to petrify. oufituqmb, to espouse. 3a. 3aAaBHnrb, to strangle. 3aMep3Hymb, to freeze, jaBHHmHini., to screw. (neut.) jrtjymHinij, to smother. 3aMopo3Hm b, to congeal 3aROAoaib, to pierce. (act.) p03. pa36ora.mbmb, to enrich. jsasjioMamb, to break. jDa36yAitmij, to awake. pacmatnm, to melt. pasbjikmb, to divide. pacmp6ramb, to touch. na. KaKopMHinb, to feed. ManHcamb, to write. Haaokaib, to water. NapacoBapn, to draw....