Need for Modern Sindhi Grammar
تلخیص
Sindhi language has been written in Birhami, Paali, Gurmukhi,
Khojki, Gujrati and Devnagri scripts since ancient times, but such
literature is no more extant. The experts of language know that Panini
Sahib wrote first grammar in this region in Sanskrit, in which he
formulated some rules and regulations about language by which
Sanskrit developed. This grammar was developed in 400 BC. William
Henry Wathen wrote first Sindhi grammar in 1836. It follows the pattern
of Persian grammar. Later on, George Stack wrote his book on Sindhi
grammar in 1849. Dr Ernest Trump also wrote Sindhi grammar by
carrying out a good deal of research. After him, Grammarians resorted
to imitation which is apparent in several cases. Dr. Trump has presented
the examples under the title “Sindhi Isiman Joon Pichharriyon” (Suffixes
of Sindhi Nouns). Mirza Qaleech Baig has put forth almost similar
examples in the first topic of chapter five. Wahid Bakhsh Sheikh has
taken the same example from Arabic, Persian and Sindhi and presented
them accordingly. After this, many books of similar nature on Sindhi
grammar have been published with mere change of words. After the
study of various references of the books, examples and considering the
opinions of the experts, this article proposes that a committee consisting
of well-versed figures in Sindhi Grammar be constituted, which should
closely examine the characteristics of Sindhi language, its peculiar
qualities, patterns, word-settings, description and grammar in order to
prepare modern grammar of Sindhi language on the basis of modern
principles.
Dr. Aftab Abro. (2020) جديد سنڌي گرامر جي ضرورت, Sindhi Boli (Research Journal), Volume-13, Issue-1.
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