5-1: Masculine Forms of the (Demonstrative) Pronoun

5-1: Sabbanāmapulliṅgarūpāni - ta
5-1: Masculine Forms of the (Demonstrative) Pronoun - ta

Atha Sabbanāmapulliṅgarūpāni ta-saddo vuccante
Now the forms of the (Demonstrative) Masculine Pronoun There is a similar form declined on the stem na that is not illustrated here. It seems to occur only in accusative (naṁ, ne), dative, and genitive (nassa, nesaṁ, nesānaṁ) cases, with the same meanings.⁰¹
are illustrated with the declineable word ta

singular:	plural:	case:
so sa	te	nomimative - paṭhamā
taṁ	te	accusative - dutiyā
tena	tehi tebhi	instrumental - tatiyā
tassa	tesaṁ tesānaṁ	dative - catutthī
tasmā tamhā	tehi tebhi	ablative - pañcamī
tassa	tesaṁ tesānaṁ	genitive - chaṭṭhī
tasmiṁ tamhi	tesu	locative - sattamī

So sūdajeṭṭho sūdena odanaṁ pāceti (nom. sing.)
Sa sūdajeṭṭho sūdena odanaṁ pāceti
He, the elder cook, cooked the rice with the (younger) cook

Te sūdajeṭṭhā sūdehi odanaṁ pācenti (nom. plur.)
They, the elder cooks, cooked the rice with the (younger) cooks

Taṁ Yaññadattaṁ kambalaṁ yācate brāhmaṇo (acc. sing.)
The brāhmaṇa begs for the blanket (belonging to) that Yaññadatta

Te Yaññadatte kambalaṁ yācante brāhmaṇā (acc. plur.)
The brāhmaṇas beg for the blanket (belonging to) those Yaññadattas

Tena brāhmaṇena gahapati dhanaṁ yācīyate (agent. inst. sing.)
The householder's wealth is begged for by that brāhmaṇa

Tehi sissehi garu satthaṁ pucchīyate (agent. inst. plur.)
The arts teacher is questioned by those students

Tena pupphena Buddhaṁ yajati sappuriso (inst. sing.)
The good man worships the Buddha with that flower

Tehi pupphehi Buddhaṁ yajanti sappurisā (inst. plur.)
The good men worship the Buddha with those flowers

Tassa bhikkhussa dānaṁ deti sappuriso (dat. sing.)
The good man gives a gift to that monk

Tesaṁ yācakānaṁ dhanaṁ dadāti dhanavā (dat. plur.)
Tesānaṁ yācakānaṁ dhanaṁ dadāti dhanavā
The wealthy man gives wealth to those beggers

Tasmā Himavatā pabhavanti pañcamahānadiyo (abl. sing.)
Tamhā Himavatā pabhavanti pañcamahānadiyo
Five great rivers flow down from that Himalayan (mountain)

Tehi Dhammehi suddho asaṁsaṭṭho sacco uppajjanti (abl. plur.)
The pure unmixed truth arises from those Teachings

Tassa Buddhassa suddho Dhammo hoti (gen. sing.)
This is that Buddha's pure Dhamma

Tesaṁ bhikkhūnaṁ yeva pattacīvarāni honti (gen. plur.)
Tesānaṁ bhikkhūnaṁ yeva pattacīvarāni honti
These are those monks' bowls and robes

Tasmiṁ āsane yeva nisīdati bhikkhu (loc. sing.)
Tamhi āsane yeva nisīdati bhikkhu
The monks sits on that seat

Tesu bhikkhūsu pana me mano ramati (loc. plur.)
My mind delights in those bhikkhus