A CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE OF HINDI WAS FORMULATED TO ACCOUNT FOR THE PHENOMENA OF COMPOUND AND CONJUNCT VERBS IN THE LANGUAGE. THE TRADITIONAL CLASS OF CONJUNCT VERBS OR THE COMPOUND VERBS, CONSISTING OF NOUN OR ADJECTIVE PLUS VERB, WAS REINTERPRETED IN THIS ANALYSIS. THE FOUR SECTIONS OF THE TEXT DEALT WITH (1) THE SUBJECT-PREDICATE KERNEL SENTENCE, INCLUDING THE NECESSARY EXPANSIONS AS WELL AS TRANSFORMATIONS OF ITS CONSTITUENTS, (2) SUBJECT AND OBJECT CONSTITUENTS AND THE RULES OF CONCORD BETWEEN THEM AND THE VERB, (3) VERB SEQUENCES OF VARIOUS SORTS, AND (4) VERBAL ENDINGS AND THEIR TRANSFORMATIONS. THE APPENDIXES INCLUDED GLOSSES IN ENGLISH, A STUDY IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE HINDI VERB, AND THE GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES OF THE HINDI VERB. (GC)