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मार्जार
मार्जार
Sanskrit
Alternative forms
- मार्जाल (mārjāla)
Etymology
Unknown. Traditionally said to be from the root मृज् (mṛj, “to wipe”), but that is certainly a folk etymology.
Pronunciation
Noun
मार्जार • (mārjāra) m
Declension
Masculine a-stem declension of मार्जार | |||
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Nom. sg. | मार्जारः (mārjāraḥ) | ||
Gen. sg. | मार्जारस्य (mārjārasya) | ||
Singular | Dual | Plural | |
Nominative | मार्जारः (mārjāraḥ) | मार्जारौ (mārjārau) | मार्जाराः (mārjārāḥ) |
Vocative | मार्जार (mārjāra) | मार्जारौ (mārjārau) | मार्जाराः (mārjārāḥ) |
Accusative | मार्जारम् (mārjāram) | मार्जारौ (mārjārau) | मार्जारान् (mārjārān) |
Instrumental | मार्जारेन (mārjārena) | मार्जाराभ्याम् (mārjārābhyām) | मार्जारैः (mārjāraiḥ) |
Dative | मार्जाराय (mārjārāya) | मार्जाराभ्याम् (mārjārābhyām) | मार्जारेभ्यः (mārjārebhyaḥ) |
Ablative | मार्जारात् (mārjārāt) | मार्जाराभ्याम् (mārjārābhyām) | मार्जारेभ्यः (mārjārebhyaḥ) |
Genitive | मार्जारस्य (mārjārasya) | मार्जारयोः (mārjārayoḥ) | मार्जारानाम् (mārjārānām) |
Locative | मार्जारे (mārjāre) | मार्जारयोः (mārjārayoḥ) | मार्जारेषु (mārjāreṣu) |
Derived terms
Terms derived from मार्जार (mārjāra)
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References
- Sir Monier Monier-Williams (1898) A Sanskrit-English dictionary etymologically and philologically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-European languages, Oxford: Clarendon Press, page 813