-मान

Hindi Etymology From: hi sa -मान्, the masculine nominative case of sa -मत्, from hi iir-pro *-mants, from hi ine-pro *-ments. Cognate with fa-cls ـمَنْد, whence 1 hi -मंद. hi sa -मान, the present middle voice participle, from hi ine-pro *-mh₁nos. Pronunciation Suffix suf hi adjective-forming suffixes -ous; forms adjectives which are properly masculines, chiefly from nouns, having the sense 'possessed of ...' hi बुद्धि<t:wisdom> बुद्धिमान<t:wise> forms a few Sanskritic participles Derived terms hi References Sanskrit Alternative scripts Etymology From sa inc-pro *-mHnas (with -आ- introduced from sa -आन), from sa iir-pro *-mHnas, from sa ine-pro *-mh₁nos. Pronunciation Suffix pres mp adj forms present participles corresponding to middle and passive verbs by attaching to their stems sa वर्तते is वर्तमान being, existent sa मन्यते believes, thinks मन्यमान believing, thinking sa गच्छते goes गच्छमान going sa दृश्यते is seen passive दृश्यमान being seen, visible sa कारयते causes to do causative कारयमाण causing Usage notes In Sanskrit grammar, this suffix is termed sa शानच्. Declension -माना Derived terms sa