ঠোঁট

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ঠোঁট

Etymology

Inherited from Sanskrit তুণ্ড (tuṇḍa, beak, trunk, snout).

Pronunciation

Noun

ঠোঁট (thü̃t)

  1. beak, bill

Declension

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Bengali

পুরুষের ঠোঁট
puruśer ṭhõṭ
A man's lips

Alternative forms

Etymology

Inherited from Sanskrit *ঠোণ্ঠ (ṭhoṇṭha), from a substrate. Possible doublet of থোঁতা (thō̃ta), থুতি (thuti), থুতনি (thutoni), টুঁটি (ṭũṭi), and তুণ্ড (tunḍo). Cognate with Assamese ঠোঁট (thü̃t, beak), ওঁঠ (ü̃th), Hindi होंठ (hõṭh).

Pronunciation

Noun

ঠোঁট (ṭhō̃ṭ)

  1. (anatomy) lip
  2. beak

Declension

indefinite forms
nominative ঠোঁট (ṭhō̃ṭ)
objective ঠোঁট / ঠোঁটকে (ṭhō̃ṭ (semantically general or indefinite) / ṭhō̃ṭke (semantically definite))
genitive ঠোঁটের (ṭhō̃ṭer)
locative ঠোঁটে (ṭhō̃ṭe)
definite forms
singular plural
nominative ঠোঁটটা , ঠোঁটটি (ṭhō̃ṭṭa (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭṭi (formal)) ঠোঁটগুলা, ঠোঁটগুলো (ṭhō̃ṭgula (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭgulo (formal))
objective ঠোঁটটা, ঠোঁটটি (ṭhō̃ṭṭa (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭṭi (formal)) ঠোঁটগুলা, ঠোঁটগুলো (ṭhō̃ṭgula (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭgulo (formal))
genitive ঠোঁটটার, ঠোঁটটির (ṭhō̃ṭṭar (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭṭir (formal)) ঠোঁটগুলার, ঠোঁটগুলোর (ṭhō̃ṭgular (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭgulor (formal))
locative ঠোঁটটাতে / ঠোঁটটায়, ঠোঁটটিতে (ṭhō̃ṭṭate / ṭhō̃ṭṭay (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭṭite (formal)) ঠোঁটগুলাতে / ঠোঁটগুলায়, ঠোঁটগুলোতে (ṭhō̃ṭgulate / ṭhō̃ṭgulay (colloquial), ṭhō̃ṭgulote (formal))
Objective Note: In some dialects, -রে (-re) marks this case instead of -কে (-ke).

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