जनन

See also: जुनून, जननी, जानना, and जिन्न

Sanskrit

Etymology

From जन् (jan).

Noun

जनन • (jánana) stem, n

1. birth, coming into existence
2. "birth" i.e. life
3. production, causation
4. race, lineage
5. queen-mother
6. bat
7. compassion

Declension

Neuter a-stem declension of जनन

	singular	dual	plural
nominative	जननम् (jananam)	जनने (janane)	जननानि (jananāni) जनना¹ (jananā¹)
vocative	जनन (janana)	जनने (janane)	जननानि (jananāni) जनना¹ (jananā¹)
accusative	जननम् (jananam)	जनने (janane)	जननानि (jananāni) जनना¹ (jananā¹)
instrumental	जननेन (jananena)	जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām)	जननैः (jananaiḥ) जननेभिः¹ (jananebhiḥ¹)
dative	जननाय (jananāya)	जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām)	जननेभ्यः (jananebhyaḥ)
ablative	जननात् (jananāt)	जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām)	जननेभ्यः (jananebhyaḥ)
genitive	जननस्य (jananasya)	जननयोः (jananayoḥ)	जननानाम् (jananānām)
locative	जनने (janane)	जननयोः (jananayoḥ)	जननेषु (jananeṣu)

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Descendants

• Telugu: జననము (jananamu)

References

Monier Monier-Williams (2008 February 10 (last accessed)) “Sanskrit-English Dictionary”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)‎^[1]