From Proto-Indo-Iranian *dayHwár (“brother-in-law”), from Proto-Indo-European *dayh₂wḗr (“brother-in-law, husband’s brother”). Cognate with Latin levir, Ancient Greek δᾱήρ (dāḗr), Old English tācor, Russian де́верь (déverʹ), Lithuanian dieveris.
देवृ • (devṛ́) stem, m
singular | dual | plural | |
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nominative | देवा (devā́) | देवरौ (devárau) देवरा¹ (devárā¹) |
देवरः (deváraḥ) |
vocative | देवः (dévaḥ) | देवरौ (dévarau) देवरा¹ (dévarā¹) |
देवरः (dévaraḥ) |
accusative | देवरम् (deváram) | देवरौ (devárau) देवरा¹ (devárā¹) |
देवॄन् (devṝ́n) |
instrumental | देव्रा (devrā́) | देवृभ्याम् (devṛ́bhyām) | देवृभिः (devṛ́bhiḥ) |
dative | देव्रे (devré) | देवृभ्याम् (devṛ́bhyām) | देवृभ्यः (devṛ́bhyaḥ) |
ablative | देवुः (devúḥ) | देवृभ्याम् (devṛ́bhyām) | देवृभ्यः (devṛ́bhyaḥ) |
genitive | देवुः (devúḥ) | देव्रोः (devróḥ) | देवॄणाम् (devṝṇā́m) |
locative | देवरि (devári) | देव्रोः (devróḥ) | देवृषु (devṛ́ṣu) |