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anubandha

/ənʊˈbʌndə/

anubandha noun: characters added before or after a Sanskrit stem (or other morpheme), used as marker to convey a grammatical operation such as accentuation or substitution, and dropped once the word is fully formed.

Noun

anubandha (plural anubandhas)

  1. (Sanskrit) Characters added before or after a Sanskrit stem (or other morpheme), used as marker to convey a grammatical operation such as accentuation or substitution, and dropped once the word is fully formed.

Forms of anubandha

pluralanubandhas

Origin of anubandha

From Sanskrit अनुबन्ध (anubandha), from अनु- (anu-, “after”) + बन्ध (bandha, “binding”).

Questions about anubandha

What does anubandha mean?
Anubandha means characters added before or after a Sanskrit stem (or other morpheme), used as marker to convey a grammatical operation such as accentuation or substitution, and dropped once the word is fully formed.
What part of speech is anubandha?
Anubandha is a noun.
How do you pronounce anubandha?
Anubandha is pronounced /ənʊˈbʌndə/.
What is the plural of anubandha?
The plural of anubandha is anubandhas.

Words near anubandha in the dictionary

  1. antœci
  2. Anu
  3. Anuak
  4. Anuaks
  5. anually
  6. anubandha
  7. anubandhas
  8. Anubhav
  9. Anubhuti
  10. Anubian
  11. anubing

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