दोतोर
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Konkani[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
- दोतोरु (dotōru)
Etymology[edit]
Borrowed from Portuguese doutor, from Latin doctor; akin to English doctor.
Noun[edit]
दोतोर • (dotōr) (Latin script dotor, Kannada script ದೊತೋರ್)
Declension[edit]
| Declension of दोतोर | ||
|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | |
| ergative | दोतोरान (dotōrān) | दोतोरान्नि (dotōrānni) |
| nominative | दोतोर (dotōr) | दोतोरा (dotōrā) |
| vocative | दोतोरा (dotōrā) | दोतोरान्नो (dotōrānno) |
| accusative/dative | दोतोराक (dotōrāk) | दोतोरांक (dotōrānk) |
| superessive | दोतोरार/दोतोराचेर (dotōrār/dotōrācer) | दोतोरान्चेर (dotōrāncer) |
| instrumental | दोतोरानि (dotōrāni) | दोतोरान्नि (dotōrānni) |
| ablative | दोतोरात्ल्यान (dotōrātlyān) | दोतोरान्त्ल्यान (dotōrāntlyān) |
| Genitive declension of दोतोर | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| masculine object | feminine object | |||
| singular | plural | singular | plural | |
| singular subject | दोतोराचो (dotōrātso) | दोतोराचे (dotōrāce) | दोतोराचि (dotōrāci) | दोतोराचि (dotōrāci) |
| plural subject | दोतोरान्चो (dotōrāntso) | दोतोरान्चे (dotōrānce) | दोतोरान्चि (dotōrānci) | दोतोरान्चि (dotōrānci) |