ডাঁট

Bengali

Inherited from Middle Bengali ডাঠ (ḍaṭh), from Old Bengali ঢাঠ (ḍhāṭha), from Prakrit 𑀥𑀝𑁆𑀞 (dhaṭṭha), from Sanskrit धृष्ट (dhṛṣṭá), from Proto-Indo-Aryan *dʰr̥ṣṭás, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *dʰr̥štás, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰr̥s-tós (“bold, daring”), from *dʰers- (“to be bold, to dare”), an *-s extension of *dʰer- (“to hold, support”). Cognate with Assamese ডাঠ (dath), Odia ଧିଟ (dhiṭa, “shameless”), Maithili 𑂛𑂲𑂘 (ḍhīṭh, “firm”), Bhojpuri ढीँठ (ḍhī̃ṭh, “insolent”), Gujarati ધીટ (dhīṭ), Marathi दाट (dāṭ, “dense; thick”), Hindi ढीठ (ḍhīṭh), Awadhi ढीठ (ḍhīṭh, “obstinate”), Punjabi ਢੱਠ (ḍhaṭṭha). Doublet of ঢিট (ḍhiṭ).

ডাঁট • (ḍãṭ) (comparative আরও ডাঁট, superlative সবচেয়ে ডাঁট)

ডাঁট • (ḍãṭ)

indefinite forms
nominative	ডাঁট (ḍaṭ)
objective	ডাঁট / ডাঁটকে (ḍaṭ (semantically general or indefinite) / ḍaṭke (semantically definite))
genitive	ডাঁটের (ḍaṭer)
locative	ডাঁটে (ḍaṭe)

definite forms
	singular	plural
nominative	ডাঁটটা , ডাঁটটি (ḍaṭṭa (colloquial), ḍaṭṭi (formal))	ডাঁটগুলা, ডাঁটগুলো (ḍaṭgula (colloquial), ḍaṭgulo (formal))
objective	ডাঁটটা, ডাঁটটি (ḍaṭṭa (colloquial), ḍaṭṭi (formal))	ডাঁটগুলা, ডাঁটগুলো (ḍaṭgula (colloquial), ḍaṭgulo (formal))
genitive	ডাঁটটার, ডাঁটটির (ḍaṭṭar (colloquial), ḍaṭṭir (formal))	ডাঁটগুলার, ডাঁটগুলোর (ḍaṭgular (colloquial), ḍaṭgulor (formal))
locative	ডাঁটটাতে / ডাঁটটায়, ডাঁটটিতে (ḍaṭṭate / ḍaṭṭay (colloquial), ḍaṭṭite (formal))	ডাঁটগুলাতে / ডাঁটগুলায়, ডাঁটগুলোতে (ḍaṭgulate / ḍaṭgulay (colloquial), ḍaṭgulote (formal))
Objective Note: In some dialects, -রে (-re) marks this case instead of -কে (-ke).