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Etymology

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Inherited from Sanskrit কৃষ্ণ (kṛṣṇa). Doublet of কৃষ্ণ (krisno). Compare Hindi कान्हा (kānhā).

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

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কানু (kanu)

  1. Krishna
    শ্যামকানু দূৰৈ হৈ নাযাবা
    সোণৰ বাঁহী গঢ়াই দিম ঘৰতে বজাবা
    Black Krishna, don't become distant,
    I'll give you a golden flute, you'll play it at home.

Declension

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Inflection of কানু
absolutive কানু
kanu
ergative কানুৱে
kanue
accusative কানু / কানুক
kanu / kanuk
genitive কানুৰ
kanur
dative কানুলৈ
kanuloi
instrumental কানুৰে
kanure
locative কানুত
kanut
Accusative Note: -ক (-k) is used for animate sense. No case marking is used for inanimate sense.
Dative Note 1: In some dialects its variant -লে (-le) is used instead.
Dative Note 2: In some dialects the locative marking -ত (-t) or the accusative marking -ক (-k) is used instead.
Instrumental Note: In some dialects -দি (-di) marks this case instead of -ৰে (-re).

Bengali

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Proper noun

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কানু (kanu)

  1. Alternative form of কান (kano)