তে
Bengali
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Bengali তে (te). Cognate with Hindi तौन (taun). Doublet of তিনি (tini).
Pronunciation
Usage notes
Derived terms
- হেতে (hete)
Middle Bengali
Etymology
Inherited from Old Bengali তে (te). Doublet of তেনি (teni).
Descendants
- Bengali: তে (te)
Old Bengali
Etymology
Inherited from Sanskrit ते (te), nominative/accusative dual of तद् (tad). Doublet of তেনি (teni).
Pronoun
তে (te)
- he
- they
- Circa 8th to 12th Century CE, Sarahapāda, Caryāpada
- জে সচরাচর তিঅস ভমন্তি। তে অজরামর কিম্পি ন হোন্তি॥
- je sacarācara tiasa bhamanti / te ajarāmara kimpi na honti.
- Those who travel in the three worlds, they in no way are unageing and immortal.
- Circa 8th to 12th Century CE, Sarahapāda, Caryāpada
Descendants
- Middle Bengali: তে (te)
Further reading
- Sen, Sukumar (1971) An Etymological Dictionary of Bengali: c. 1000-1800 A.D., volume 406, Calcutta: Eastern Publishers.
Pali
Alternative forms
Adjective
তে
Sanskrit
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