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পৌঁছা

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Bengali

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Etymology

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    H-dropped form of Middle Bengali পহুঁছা (pohũcha), inherited from Prakrit 𑀧𑀳𑀼𑀘𑁆𑀘𑀇 (pahuccaï); see there for more. Doublet of পহু (pohu) and প্রভু (probhu).

    Pronunciation

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    • (Rarh) IPA(key): /poũt͡ʃʰa/, [ˈpoũt͡ʃʰaˑ]

    Verb

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    পৌঁছা (pōũcha)

    1. to reach, arrive at

    Conjugation

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    Impersonal forms of পৌঁছা
    verbal noun পৌঁছা (pōũcha)
    infinitive পৌঁছতে (pōũchte)
    progressive participle পৌঁছতে-পৌঁছতে (pōũchte-pōũchte)
    conditional participle পৌঁছলে (pōũchle)
    perfect participle পৌঁছে (pōũche)
    habitual participle পৌঁছে-পৌঁছে (pōũche-pōũche)
    Conjugation of পৌঁছা
    1st person 2nd person 3rd person 2nd person 3rd person
    very familiar familiar familiar polite
    simple present পৌঁছি (pōũchi) পৌঁছিস (pōũchis) পৌঁছ (pōũcho) পৌঁছে (pōũche) পৌঁছেন (pōũchen)
    present continuous পৌঁছছি (pōũchchi) পৌঁছছিস (pōũchchis) পৌঁছছ (pōũchcho) পৌঁছছে (pōũchche) পৌঁছছেন (pōũchchen)
    present perfect পৌঁছেছি (pōũchechi) পৌঁছেছিস (pōũchechis) পৌঁছেছ (pōũchecho) পৌঁছেছে (pōũcheche) পৌঁছেছেন (pōũchechen)
    simple past পৌঁছলাম (pōũchlam) পৌঁছলি (pōũchli) পৌঁছলে (pōũchle) পৌঁছল (pōũchlo) পৌঁছলেন (pōũchlen)
    past continuous পৌঁছছিলাম (pōũchchilam) পৌঁছছিলি (pōũchchili) পৌঁছছিলে (pōũchchile) পৌঁছছিল (pōũchchilo) পৌঁছছিলেন (pōũchchilen)
    past perfect পৌঁছেছিলাম (pōũchechilam) পৌঁছেছিলি (pōũchechili) পৌঁছেছিলে (pōũchechile) পৌঁছেছিল (pōũchechilo) পৌঁছেছিলেন (pōũchechilen)
    habitual/conditional past পৌঁছতাম (pōũchtam) পৌঁছতিস/পৌঁছতি (pōũchtis/pōũchti) পৌঁছতে (pōũchte) পৌঁছত (pōũchto) পৌঁছতেন (pōũchten)
    future পৌঁছব (pōũchbo) পৌঁছবি (pōũchbi) পৌঁছবে (pōũchbe) পৌঁছবে (pōũchbe) পৌঁছবেন (pōũchben)

    Derived terms

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    References

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    • Chatterji, Suniti Kumar (1926) The Origin and Development of the Bengali Language[1], volume 1, Calcutta: Calcutta University Press, page 473
    • Turner, Ralph Lilley (1969–1985) “prábhūta”, in A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages, London: Oxford University Press