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bMdw isMG bhwdr  dy  nwl jo  is~K sn auh bMdw  isMG  nUM
                                               igAwrvW  gurU  mMnx  l~gy[  auhnW  nUM  bMdeI  Kwlsw  ikhw
              Prlw
                                               jwx  l~gw[  auh  is~K  sn[  auh  AMimRq  Ckdy[  gurU  gRMQ
                                               swihb  nUM  Awpxw  gRMQ  qW  mMndy  pr  auhnW  dw  gurU  bMdw
                                               isMG bhwdr hI sI[ auh mws nhIN KWdy sn[


                                               ieh g~l gurU goibMd isMG jI dy Kwlsy nUM brdwSq nhIN

                                               sI  ik  koeI  igAwrvW  gurU  hovy[  bMdeI  Kwlsw  Aqy  q~q
                                               Kwlsw dovNy dl iek dUjy qoN v~Kry ho gey qy iek dUjy nUM
                                               n&rq  krn  l~gy[  Awps  ivc  lVx  l~gy[  sqwrW  sO

                                               ie~kI (1721) ivc bMdeI nUM Kwlsw pMQ iv~coN k~F id~qw

                                               igAw[

           BweI mnI isMG jI sB is~KW nUM iek~Tw krnw cwhuMdy sn[ auhnW ny bhuq smJdwrI nwl
           dohW dlW dw JgVw Kqm krvwieAw qy Kwlsw pMQ nUM joiVAw[                                (435 Words)

           Grammar Point 1: Plurals: Most of the Punjabi nouns, adjectives, and verbs change when they are
           used as plurals. Some do not. Try to use a number with each noun to see how they change. iek is~K,
           do is~K. The word Sikh does not change. There are many rules for changing singular words into

           plurals. You will need to memorize these rules.
                       Singular to Plural Rules                   Examples             Write the plurals
           Rule 1: The masculine words that end in Mukta,                         gRMQ=
           do not change when we make the plural:           is~K=  is~K           Ssqr=

                                                                                  dl=

           Rule 2: The masculine words that end in a                              iek~Tw=
           ‘Kanna’, lose the ‘Kanna’ and get a ‘Laanv’ when                       Kyfdw=
           we make the plural:                               v~fw=  v~fy
                                                                                  Kwlsw=

                                                                                  gutkw=
           Rule 3: Many feminine (girl) words usually end                         bwxI=

           in a Bihaari. When we change a feminine noun     kuVI=     kuVIAW   lVweI=
           to a plural, we add an Aida and a Kanna with a   bONdlI = bONdlIAW  swKI=
           Bindi.
                                                                                  rqnwvlI=

           Rule 4: Some feminine nouns end in a Mukta (no                         bIV=
           Matra). We add a Kanna and Bindi when we                               sMgq=
           make them plurals.                                l~q=  l~qW           p~g=

                                                                                  vwr=



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