The compound postpositions are:
ke andar - Inside
ke aage - In Front
ke oopar - On Top
ke neeche - Beneath / Under
ke peeche - Behind
ke paas - Near
ke baad - After
ke baahar - Outside
ke lie - For
ke saath - With
I've seen some cases of people omitting "key" from these positions and just using the word after ke. However, I have not noticed a pattern so as to discern when to do it. Is there any situation in which you can remove "ke" from a compound postposition?
ke andar - Inside
ke aage - In Front
ke oopar - On Top
ke neeche - Beneath / Under
ke peeche - Behind
ke paas - Near
ke baad - After
ke baahar - Outside
ke lie - For
ke saath - With
I've seen some cases of people omitting "key" from these positions and just using the word after ke. However, I have not noticed a pattern so as to discern when to do it. Is there any situation in which you can remove "ke" from a compound postposition?