A Grammar of the Eastern Hindi Compared with the Other Gaudian Languages .

This work by A. F. Rudolf Hoernle presents a detailed grammatical analysis of Eastern Hindi, placing it in comparative perspective with other Gaudian (Indo-Aryan) languages. It explores phonetics, morphology, syntax, and vocabulary, shedding light on the linguistic structure and development of Eastern Hindi dialects. Hoernle’s comparative method highlights the evolution and interrelation of North Indian languages, making this book a significant contribution to historical linguistics and the study of regional language patterns in India.