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पामन्

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Etymology

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From Proto-Indo-Iranian *paHmā́ (scabies, rash), from Proto-Indo-European *peh₁-mḗn, from *peh₁- (to hurt). Cognate with Avestan 𐬞𐬁𐬨𐬀 (pāma), 𐬞𐬄𐬨𐬀 (pąma, scabies), Pashto پم (pam, scabies). Also related to Latin pēminōsus (full of cracks), Ancient Greek πῆμα (pêma, misery).

Pronunciation

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Noun

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पामन् (pāmán) stemm

  1. skin disease; scabies, rash, herpes
    • c. 1200 BCE – 1000 BCE, Atharvaveda 5.22.12:
      तक्मन् भ्रात्रा बलासेन स्वस्रा कासिकया सह ।
      पाम्ना भ्रातृव्येण सह गछामुमरणं जनम् ॥
      takman bhrātrā balāsena svasrā kāsikayā saha.
      pāmnā bhrātṛvyeṇa saha gachāmumaraṇaṃ janam.
      Go, Fever, with Phthisis, thy brother, and with thy sister, Cough.
      And with thy nephew Scabies, go away unto that alien folk.
  2. cutaneous eruption, scab

Declension

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Masculine an-stem declension of पामन्
singular dual plural
nominative पामा (pāmā́) पामानौ (pāmā́nau)
पामाना¹ (pāmā́nā¹)
पामानः (pāmā́naḥ)
vocative पामन् (pā́man) पामानौ (pā́mānau)
पामाना¹ (pā́mānā¹)
पामानः (pā́mānaḥ)
accusative पामानम् (pāmā́nam) पामानौ (pāmā́nau)
पामाना¹ (pāmā́nā¹)
पाम्नः (pāmnáḥ)
instrumental पाम्ना (pāmnā́) पामभ्याम् (pāmábhyām) पामभिः (pāmábhiḥ)
dative पाम्ने (pāmné) पामभ्याम् (pāmábhyām) पामभ्यः (pāmábhyaḥ)
ablative पाम्नः (pāmnáḥ) पामभ्याम् (pāmábhyām) पामभ्यः (pāmábhyaḥ)
genitive पाम्नः (pāmnáḥ) पाम्नोः (pāmnóḥ) पाम्नाम् (pāmnā́m)
locative पाम्नि (pāmní)
पामनि (pāmáni)
पामन्¹ (pāmán¹)
पाम्नोः (pāmnóḥ) पामसु (pāmásu)
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