Please help me with the अस्मद् and युष्मद् forms of pronouns.

Please help me with the अस्मद् and युष्मद् forms of pronouns.
I need the विभक्ति tables of अस्मद् (I) and युष्मद् (You) in the three numbers and three genders.

Thanks!

Krishnamurthi CG

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  1. Krishnamurthi CGAugust 9, 2014 at 11:53 PM

    अस्मत् /अस्मद्
    अहम्           अावाम्             वयम्
    माम्/मा         अावाम्/नौ         अस्मान् /नः
    मया            अावाभ्याम्         अस्माभिः
    मह्यम्/मे        अावाभ्याम्         अस्मभ्यम्/नः
    मत्             अावाभ्याम्         अस्मत्
    मम/मे          अावयोः            अस्माकम्/नः
    मयि            अावयोः            अस्मासु

    युष्मत् /युष्मद्
    त्वम्            युवाम्              यूयम्
    त्वाम्/त्वा       युवाम्/वौ           युष्मान्/वः
    त्वया           युवाभ्याम्           युष्माभिः
    तुभ्यम्/ते       युवाभ्याम्           युष्मभ्यम्/वः
    त्वत्            युवाभ्याम्           युष्मत्
    तव/ते          युवयोः              युष्माकम्/वः
    त्वयि           युवयोः              युष्मासु

    This is there in sabda manjari...

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  2. Sunil YadavAugust 10, 2014 at 12:28 AM

    Thank you very much.

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  3. Krishnamurthi CGAugust 10, 2014 at 2:15 AM

    Only अस्मत् and युष्मत् have no gender difference (त्रिलिङ्गसर्वनामशब्द) rest all Sarvanama shabdas have gender difference.

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  4. Krishnamurthi CGAugust 28, 2014 at 10:30 PM

    Any shabda kosha, shabda manjari is enough

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