stem vowel meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. #The stem vowel here is the vowel before the last consonant.
2. The stem vowel of the indicative preterite singular is often different from that of the plural forms.
3. Regular strong verbs were all conjugated roughly the same, with the main differences being in the stem vowel.
4. A cell with a vowel ( or ) indicates that the stem vowel is replaced with the vowel in the cell.
5. The 2nd person singular preterite indicative has yet another stem vowel; it is usually the same as that of the preterite subjunctive.
6. The subjunctive shows more regularity, with no stem vowel differences in singular versus plural and identical endings in both present and preterite.
7. The effects of open-syllable lengthening and trisyllabic laxing often led to differences in the stem vowel between singular and plural / genitive.
8. In the verb-form ('we two dribble it along'), the occurs between a voiced and the voiced stem vowel.
9. While all verbs in the aorist ( except ) take the same endings, there are complexities in the aorist stem vowel and possible consonant alternations.
10. Remnants of original stem vowels are also found in the oldest Hungarian records, such as PU * konta'group, hunting party'?