ধনু

Assamese

Etymology

From Early Assamese ধনু (dhonu), from Sanskrit धनुष (dhanuṣa). Compare Sylheti ꠗꠘꠥ (dónu), Bengali ধনুক (dhonuk).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [dʱɔnu]

Noun

ধনু • (dhonu)

  1. bow

Declension

Early Assamese

Etymology

From Sanskrit धनुष (dhanuṣa).

Noun

ধনু (dhonu)

  1. bow
    শুনি ধনু ধৰি ৰাক্ষস বাট চাই ।
    উজাগৰে ৰৈলা দুয়ো ভাই
    śuni dhonu dhori rakṣosoko baṭo cai ,
    ujagore roila duyö bhai .
    Hearing that, holding bows, waiting for the demon, the two brothers stayed sleeplessly.
    (literally, “(After) Hearing, holding bows, looking at the road for the demon, the two brothers stayed sleeplessly”)

Descendants

  • Assamese: ধনু (dhonu)

Pali

Alternative forms

Noun

ধনু n

  1. Bengali script form of dhanu (bow (for arrows))

Declension

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