The study of Diminutive forms in Grammar of Sindhi language
Abstract
Diminutive forms occur in every language. But in some languages, only nouns are diminutive, while in Sindhi, diminutive forms exist in other parts of speech besides nouns. For example, diminutive forms also exist in verbs, adjectives, and adverbs as well.
In Sindhi language. Diminutive form is more philosophical than grammatical. In Sindhi, the diminutive form is based on humility, love, and intimacy. Because Sufism is embedded in the psychology of the Sindhi people, from classical poetry to the present day, the basic philosophy of Sindhi literature is Sufism. Sufism has major feature of Humility and modesty, complete absence of pride and arrogance, which has had an impact on the Sindhi language. The diminutive noun has many forms in Sindhi. In some dialects, diminutive nouns are used very frequently. Various parts of next para speech. In this paper I have found out the different aspects and forms of diminutive forms of which are being used in sindhi language in contemporary period.
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