Abstract
In Sindhi language there are so many endings of pronoun out of
which ‘seen’ ( (سand ‘meem’ (( مare of higher significance. According to
standard language meem (( مis used as (first person singular) and seen ( (سis
used as third person singular; in case of seen ( (سI (( مانis used in a sentence.
But it has been noted that both the suffixes are used as first person singular,
which creates misperception from nature of language’s perspective. Such
confounding is observed even in the work of world renowned scholar Dr.
Murlidhar Jetley. Other than this, the context in which these word endings are
used, the diacritical marks, instead of the last consonant are used on the second last consonant. In this case the last consonant will remain unstressed.
It is generally supposed that the last consonant of the word of the
Sindhi language is stressed with diacritical mark, because this is unanimously
accepted in all the dialects of Sindhi language that masculine-feminine, singular-plural and noun as subjective or objective case is based upon last short
vowel. Due to this reason the scholastic work has not been done on the unstressed last consonant in Sindhi language. One of the main reasons for this is
the negligence of standard or Wicholo Sahiti dialect
Dr. Altaf Hussain Jokhio. (2016) سنڌي ٻوليءَ ۾ ضمیري پڇاڙي 'م' '۽' 'س' جو تنقيدي جائزو, Kalachi, Volume 19, Issue 1.
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