M.Th.

The perfect is usually formed by adding the word for “is” to the past; thus, Mth.

There are a few additional optional forms, but nothing like the multiplicity of meanings which we find in Mth.

The usual forms of the pronouns are ham, I; tṍ, tṹ, thou; Mth.

The periphrastic tenses are formed on the same principles as in Mth.

As in algebra we say that an equation of the mth order has m roots, viz.