Inherited from Sanskrit अस्तमयन (astamáyana, “setting (of sun)”).[1] Cognate with Hindi अथमना (athamnā), Gujarati આથમણું (āthamṇũ, “western”), and Marwari आथण (āthaṇ, “evening”).
آتَھݨ • (āthaṇ) f (Gurmukhi spelling ਆਥਣ) (chiefly Malwai)
Declension of آتھن | ||
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dir. sg. | آتَھݨ (āthaṇ) | |
dir. pl. | آتَھݨاں (āthaṇāṉ) | |
singular | plural | |
direct | آتَھݨ (āthaṇ) | آتَھݨاں (āthaṇāṉ) |
oblique | آتَھݨ (āthaṇ) | آتَھݨاں (āthaṇāṉ) |
vocative | آتَھݨے (āthaṇe) | آتَھݨو (āthaṇo) |
ablative | آتَھݨوں (āthaṇoṉ) | آتَھݨاں (āthaṇāṉ) |
locative | آتَھݨی (āthaṇī) | آتَھݨِیں (āthaṇīṉ) |
instrumental | آتَھݨِیں (āthaṇīṉ) | آتَھݨے (āthaṇe) |