भाचो
Konkani
Etymology
From Maharastri Prakrit 𑀪𑀘𑁆𑀘 (bhacca, “sister's son”), from Sanskrit भ्रात्र्य (bhrātrya). Cognate to Marathi भाचा (bhāċā).
Noun
भाचो (bhātsô) m (Latin script bhacho, Kannada script ಭಾಚೊ)
- nephew: sibling's son
Declension
Declension of भाचो | ||
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singular | plural | |
ergative | भाच्यान (bhātsyān) | भाच्यान्नि (bhātsyānni) |
nominative | भाचो (bhātsô) | भाचे (bhātsê) |
vocative | भाच्या (bhātsyā) | भाच्यान्नो (bhātsyānno) |
accusative/dative | भाच्याक (bhātsyāk) | भाच्यांक (bhātsyānk) |
superessive | भाच्यार/भाच्याचेर (bhātsyār/bhātsyācer) | भाच्यान्चेर (bhātsyāncer) |
instrumental | भाच्यानि (bhātsyāni) | भाच्यान्नि (bhātsyānni) |
ablative | भाच्यात्ल्यान (bhātsyātlyān) | भाच्यान्त्ल्यान (bhātsyāntlyān) |
Genitive declension of भाचो | ||||
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masculine object | feminine object | |||
singular | plural | singular | plural | |
singular subject | भाच्याचो (bhātsyātso) | भाच्याचे (bhātsyāce) | भाच्याचि (bhātsyāci) | भाच्याचि (bhātsyāci) |
plural subject | भाच्यान्चो (bhātsyāntso) | भाच्यान्चे (bhātsyānce) | भाच्यान्चि (bhātsyānci) | भाच्यान्चि (bhātsyānci) |
Alternative forms
- भाच्चो (bhāccô)
Related terms
- भाची f (bhācī)
References
- Turner, Ralph Lilley (1969–1985), “bhrātrya (9673)”, in A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages, London: Oxford University Press