తెలుగు Path Review

Drill · A1

The Cases

25 questions · 100 marks available · practice, with answers as you go

Question 1 of 25Practice — check each answer as you go

Q1 · one option correct

How is to me said?

Sources

GrammarKrishnamurti, Bhadriraju & Gwynn, J. P. L., A Grammar of Modern Telugu. Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1985, §8.2–8.10, §9.2–9.15, §25.5. — Descriptive source for the oblique stems, the case suffixes and the vocative.
GrammarBrown, Charles Philip, A Grammar of the Telugu Language, 2nd ed. Madras: Christian Knowledge Society's Press, 1857, the chapters "On Nouns" and "On the Vocative". · Public domain (published 1857) — Source for the inventory of seven cases, the declensions, the vocative, and the traditional Sanskrit case names.

Letter inventory and classification follow the traditional వర్ణమాల as taught in Telugu schools; transliteration is ISO 15919. Grammar written after the manner of Ivy Kellerman Reed, A Complete Grammar of Esperanto (1910).