भ्रमर

Sanskrit

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *bʰrem- (to ramble, make noise).

Noun

भ्रमर (bhramara) m

  1. a large black bee, a kind of humble bee, any bee
  2. gallant, libertine
  3. young man, lad
  4. potter's wheel
  5. a particular position of the hand

Declension

Masculine a-stem declension of भ्रमर
Nom. sg. भ्रमरः (bhramaraḥ)
Gen. sg. भ्रमरस्य (bhramarasya)
Singular Dual Plural
Nominative भ्रमरः (bhramaraḥ) भ्रमरौ (bhramarau) भ्रमराः (bhramarāḥ)
Vocative भ्रमर (bhramara) भ्रमरौ (bhramarau) भ्रमराः (bhramarāḥ)
Accusative भ्रमरम् (bhramaram) भ्रमरौ (bhramarau) भ्रमरान् (bhramarān)
Instrumental भ्रमरेन (bhramarena) भ्रमराभ्याम् (bhramarābhyām) भ्रमरैः (bhramaraiḥ)
Dative भ्रमराय (bhramarāya) भ्रमराभ्याम् (bhramarābhyām) भ्रमरेभ्यः (bhramarebhyaḥ)
Ablative भ्रमरात् (bhramarāt) भ्रमराभ्याम् (bhramarābhyām) भ्रमरेभ्यः (bhramarebhyaḥ)
Genitive भ्रमरस्य (bhramarasya) भ्रमरयोः (bhramarayoḥ) भ्रमरानाम् (bhramarānām)
Locative भ्रमरे (bhramare) भ्रमरयोः (bhramarayoḥ) भ्रमरेषु (bhramareṣu)

Descendants

  • Tamil: பிரமரம் (piramaram)
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