হায়দর

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Bengali

Alternative forms

Etymology

Borrowed from Classical Persian حَیْدَر (haydar), from Arabic حَيْدَر (ḥaydar).

Noun

হায়দর (haẏdôr)

  1. lion
    Synonyms: শের (śer), সিংহ (śiṅhô)

Inflection

Inflection of হায়দর
nominative হায়দর
haẏdôr
objective হায়দর / হায়দরকে
haẏdôr (semantically general or indefinite) / haẏdôrke (semantically definite)
genitive হায়দরের
haẏdôrer
locative হায়দরে
haẏdôre
Indefinite forms
nominative হায়দর
haẏdôr
objective হায়দর / হায়দরকে
haẏdôr (semantically general or indefinite) / haẏdôrke (semantically definite)
genitive হায়দরের
haẏdôrer
locative হায়দরে
haẏdôre
Definite forms
singular plural
nominative হায়দরটা , হায়দরটি
haẏdôrṭa (colloquial), haẏdôrṭi (formal)
হায়দরগুলা, হায়দরগুলো
haẏdôrgula (colloquial), haẏdôrgulo (formal)
objective হায়দরটা, হায়দরটি
haẏdôrṭa (colloquial), haẏdôrṭi (formal)
হায়দরগুলা, হায়দরগুলো
haẏdôrgula (colloquial), haẏdôrgulo (formal)
genitive হায়দরটার, হায়দরটির
haẏdôrṭar (colloquial), haẏdôrṭir (formal)
হায়দরগুলার, হায়দরগুলোর
haẏdôrgular (colloquial), haẏdôrgulor (formal)
locative হায়দরটাতে / হায়দরটায়, হায়দরটিতে
haẏdôrṭate / haẏdôrṭay (colloquial), haẏdôrṭite (formal)
হায়দরগুলাতে / হায়দরগুলায়, হায়দরগুলোতে
haẏdôrgulate / haẏdôrgulay (colloquial), haẏdôrgulote (formal)
Objective Note: In some dialects -রে (-re) marks this case instead of -কে (-ke).

Derived terms

Proper noun

হায়দর (haẏdôr)

  1. a male given name from Arabic, Haider, Haidar
  2. A nickname of Ali, the 4th Caliph of Islam.

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