π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜»

Old Marathi

Etymology

From Sanskrit ΰ€¦ΰ₯‡ΰ€΅ΰ€ƒ (devaαΈ₯), singular nominative of ΰ€¦ΰ₯‡ΰ€΅ (devΓ‘).

Noun

π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜» (devo) m (Devanagari ΰ€¦ΰ₯‡ΰ€΅ΰ₯‹)

  1. god, deity, deva

Declension
Declension of π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜»
singular plural
direct π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜» (devo) π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺ (deva)
oblique π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜° (devā) π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜°π‘˜½ (devāṃ)
instrumental π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜½ (deveαΉƒ) π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜²π‘˜½ (devΔ«αΉƒ)
locative π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜² (devΔ«) π‘˜Ÿπ‘˜Ήπ‘˜ͺπ‘˜²π‘˜½ (devΔ«αΉƒ)

Sanskrit
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