Firstly a Prâkrit anthology of which Dutreuil de Rhins discovered a fragmentary MS.
Now Prākrit is the generic name for a number of dialects derived from the Sanskrit and closely akin to it.
So Isabelle sent Kritoff into the great world to conquer it if possible.
I wuz a-tellin' Krit about that Equinomical Counsel that wuz held to Washington, D.
Wall, we all on us in Jonesville thought a sight of Krit before he had been with us a week.
Zoar some day that week to see about a young chap to stay in his office while he wuz at the World's Fair, and it seemed that Krit had gone along for company and for the ride.
Krit hurried us and our satchel bags into a big roomy carriage, and we soon found ourselves a-wendin' our way through the streets of the great Western city, the metropolis of the Settin' Sun.
He always has been, is now, and I spoze always will be called Krit--Krit Allen.
Wall, it wuzn't more than a week or so afterKrit arrived and got there, that another relation made his appearance in Jonesville.
But Thomas Jefferson says she is a bonny fidy girl--a good one and a pretty one, and has got a father dretful well off; and he sez that she and Krit are engaged.
He got kinder lost and excited by his feelin's, Krit did, or he wouldn't have said anything about scalpin' a bureau.
Wall, Isabelle had a sort of a runnin' down, so Krit said.
And besides these, the Jains possess separate works, which contain systematic expositions of their faith in Prâkrit and Sanskrit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "krit" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
