Dānu: Sanskrit declension schemes

Sanskrit Grammar

Dānu is a word in the Sanskrit language where it represents a Noun. This page shows the declension shemes of the possible gender(s) including the grammatical case and number. Note that Sanskrit has eight cases, three numbers and three different genders. The Sanskrit noun Dānu is found in masculine, neuter and feminine form. These declensions are also used for the adjectives.

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Masculine declension scheme:

This is the Masculine declension of the word Dānu following the rules for -u.

	single	dual	plural
nominative.	dānuḥ	dānū	dānavaḥ
accusative.	dānum	dānū	dānūn
instrumental.	dānunā	dānubhyām	dānubhiḥ
dative.	dānave	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
ablative.	dānoḥ	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
genitive.	dānoḥ	dānvoḥ	dānūnām
locative.	dānau	dānvoḥ	dānuṣu
vocative.	dāno	dānū	dānavaḥ
Compound:	dānu-
Adverb:	-dānu

Neuter declension scheme:

This is the Neuter declension of the word Dānu following the rules for -u.

	single	dual	plural
nominative.	dānu	dānunī	dānūni
accusative.	dānu	dānunī	dānūni
instrumental.	dānunā	dānubhyām	dānubhiḥ
dative.	dānune	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
ablative.	dānunaḥ	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
genitive.	dānunaḥ	dānunoḥ	dānūnām
locative.	dānuni	dānunoḥ	dānuṣu
vocative.	dānu	dānunī	dānūni
Compound:	dānu-
Adverb:	-dānu

Feminine declension scheme:

This is the Feminine declension of the word Dānu following the rules for -u.

	single	dual	plural
nominative.	dānuḥ	dānū	dānavaḥ
accusative.	dānum	dānū	dānūḥ
instrumental.	dānvā	dānubhyām	dānubhiḥ
dative.	dānvai \| dānave	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
ablative.	dānvāḥ \| dānoḥ	dānubhyām	dānubhyaḥ
genitive.	dānvāḥ \| dānoḥ	dānvoḥ	dānūnām
locative.	dānvām \| dānau	dānvoḥ	dānuṣu
vocative.	dāno	dānū	dānavaḥ
Compound:	dānu-
Adverb:	-dānu