जनन

See also: जुनून, जननी, जानना, and जिन्न

Sanskrit

Etymology

From जन् (jan).

Noun

जनन • (jánana) stem, n

  1. birth, coming into existence
  2. "birth" i.e. life
  3. production, causation
  4. race, lineage
  5. queen-mother
  6. bat
  7. compassion

Declension

Neuter a-stem declension of जनन
singular dual plural
nominative जननम् (jananam) जनने (janane) जननानि (jananāni)
जनना¹ (jananā¹)
accusative जननम् (jananam) जनने (janane) जननानि (jananāni)
जनना¹ (jananā¹)
instrumental जननेन (jananena) जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām) जननैः (jananaiḥ)
जननेभिः¹ (jananebhiḥ¹)
dative जननाय (jananāya) जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām) जननेभ्यः (jananebhyaḥ)
ablative जननात् (jananāt) जननाभ्याम् (jananābhyām) जननेभ्यः (jananebhyaḥ)
genitive जननस्य (jananasya) जननयोः (jananayoḥ) जननानाम् (jananānām)
locative जनने (janane) जननयोः (jananayoḥ) जननेषु (jananeṣu)
vocative जनन (janana) जनने (janane) जननानि (jananāni)
जनना¹ (jananā¹)
  • ¹Vedic

Descendants

  • Telugu: జననము (jananamu)

References

Monier Monier-Williams (10 February 2008 (last accessed)) “Sanskrit-English Dictionary”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)‎[1]

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