Gurmukhi Grammar

Gurmukhi grammar is the set of rules that govern the structure of the Gurmukhi language, used primarily for Punjabi. It includes the alphabet (script), pronunciation, sentence formation, verb tenses, and grammatical gender. Gurmukhi has 35 letters, with specific rules for combining consonants and vowels, forming words, and constructing sentences. Nouns and pronouns change form based on gender and number, and verbs conjugate to reflect tense, person, and mood. The grammar ensures clarity and consistency in written and spoken Punjabi, maintaining the language’s unique phonetic and syntactic features.