1-5: Masculine Gender with -anta at the end

1-5: Anta-kārantapulliṅga- gacchanta
1-5: Masculine Gender with -anta at the end - gacchanta

Anta-kārantapulliṅgo gacchantu-saddo vuccate
The Masculine Gender with -anta at the end
is illustrated with the declinable word gacchanta This form is given as gacchant in the modern grammars, but the Pāḷi grammarians normally give it as gacchanta. All masculine present participles are declined in a similar way, such as pacanta, passanta, caranta, haranta, dadanta.

singular:	plural:	case:
-aṁ -anto	-anto -antā	nominative - paṭhamā
-aṁ -a -ā	-anto -antā	vocative - (paṭhamā)
-antaṁ	-ante	accusative - dutiyā
-atā -antena	-antehi -antebhi	instrumental - tatiyā
-ato -antassa	-ataṁ -antānaṁ	dative - catutthī
-atā -ato -antasmā -antamhā	-antehi -antebhi	ablative - pañcamī
-ato -antassa	-ataṁ -antānaṁ	genitive - chaṭṭhī
-ati -ante -antasmiṁ -antamhi	-antesu	locative - sattamī

Gacchaṁ ... gacchāmī ti pajānāti (nom. sing.)
Gacchanto ... gacchāmī ti pajānāti DN 22; II, 292.
Going ... he knows I am going

Mayaṁ kho yuddhābhinandino gacchantā Vin. Mv.; 1.73. (nom. plur.)
Mayaṁ kho yuddhābhinandino gacchanto
We have great joy in going to war

Bho gaccha Yaññadatta! Tvaṁ maṁ pālaya (voc. sing.)
Bho gacchā Yaññadatta! Tvaṁ maṁ pālaya
Bho gacchaṁ Yaññadatta! Tvaṁ maṁ pālaya
Good Yaññadatta, as you go! You must protect me

Bho gacchantā Yaññadattā! Maṁ pāletha (voc. plur.)
Bho gacchanto Yaññadattā! Maṁ pāletha
Good Yaññadattas, as you go! You must protect me

Addasā ... purisaṁ ... gacchantaṁ, āturaṁ gatayobbanaṁ DN 14; II, p. 21. (acc. sing.)
He saw ... a man ... going, ill and no longer youthful

Gacchante yena siṁsapāvanaṁ disvā DN 23; II, p. 317. (acc. plur.)
Having seen them going to the Siṁsa Wood

Gacchantena rukkho pupphāni avacīyate (agent. inst. sing.)
Gacchatā rukkho pupphāni avacīyate
The one who is going gathers tree flowers

Gacchantehi rukkho pupphāni avacito (agent. inst. plur.)
The ones who are going gather tree flowers

Maggaṁ ... me gacchantena na sukaraṁ ... manasikātuṁ DN 33; III, p. 257. (inst. sing.)
Maggaṁ ... me gacchatā na sukaraṁ ... manasikātuṁ
Because of going on the path it wasn’t easy for me to think

Aññatitthiyasaraṇaṁ gacchantehi ayuttaṁ kataṁ Jā. I, p. 96. (inst. plur.)
By going for refuge to another sect you have done an injustice

Mayhaṁ bhante tena panthena gacchato (dat. sing.)
Mayhaṁ bhante tena panthena gacchantassa Ud. 8-6.
To me, reverend Sir, while going along by that path

Tesaṁ vissamitvā gacchataṁ (dat. plur.)
Tesaṁ vissamitvā gacchantānaṁ Vis. 12.33; p. 381.
To those who were going after resting

Gacchatā bhayaṁ nūppajjati (abl. sing.)
Gacchantā bhayaṁ nūppajjati
Gacchantato bhayaṁ nūppajjati
Gacchantasmā bhayaṁ nūppajjati
Gacchantamhā bhayaṁ nūppajjati
Fear does not arise from the one who is going

Gacchantehi bhayāni nūppajjanti (abl. plur.)
Fears do not arise from those who are going

Katī parissayā loke gacchato agataṁ disaṁ? Sn v. 960. (gen. sing.)
Katī parissayā loke gacchatassa agataṁ disaṁ?
How many dangers are there in the world for one going to the unvisited place?

Paṭhamaṁ saraṇaṁ gacchantānaṁ ... Tapussa-Bhallikā AN 1.14.6; I, p. 25. (gen. plur.)
Paṭhamaṁ saraṇaṁ gacchataṁ ... Tapussa-Bhallikā
Tapussa and Ballikā were the first going for refuge

Vajjanti bheriyo sabbā gacchati Lokanāyake (loc. sing.)
Vajjanti bheriyo sabbā gacchante LokanāyakeAp. 41 v. 305; II, p. 360.
Vajjanti bheriyo sabbā gacchantasmiṁ Lokanāyake
Vajjanti bheriyo sabbā gacchantamhi Lokanāyake
All the drums sounded as the Leader of the World was going

Vajjanti bheriyo sabbā gacchantesu bhikkhūsu (loc. plur.)
All the drums sounded as the monks were going