विकास

See also: विकाश

Hindi

Etymology

Borrowed from Sanskrit विकास (vikāsa).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʋɪ.kɑːs/

Noun

विकास • (vikās) m

  1. development, growth
    हमारे प्रधान मंत्री देश का विकास करना चाहते हैं।
    hamāre pradhān mantrī deś kā vikās karnā cāhte hain.
    Our prime minister wants to develop the nation.
  2. (biology, evolutionary theory) evolution

Declension

Declension of विकास
Singular Plural
Direct विकास (vikās) विकास (vikās)
Oblique विकास (vikās) विकासों (vikāsõ)
Vocative विकास (vikās) विकासो (vikāso)

Derived terms

Nepali

Noun

विकास • (wikās)

  1. Alternative form of बिकास (bikās).

Sanskrit

Etymology

वि- (vi-, “asunder”) +‎ कास (kās, “going, motion”)

Pronunciation

Noun

विकास • (vikāsa) m

  1. development, progress
  2. growth, expansion
  3. blooming
  4. serenity
  5. cheerfulness

Declension

Masculine a-stem declension of विकास (vikāsa)
Singular Dual Plural
Nominative विकासः
vikāsaḥ		 विकासौ
vikāsau		 विकासाः / विकासासः¹
vikāsāḥ / vikāsāsaḥ¹
Vocative विकास
vikāsa		 विकासौ
vikāsau		 विकासाः / विकासासः¹
vikāsāḥ / vikāsāsaḥ¹
Accusative विकासम्
vikāsam		 विकासौ
vikāsau		 विकासान्
vikāsān
Instrumental विकासेन
vikāsena		 विकासाभ्याम्
vikāsābhyām		 विकासैः / विकासेभिः¹
vikāsaiḥ / vikāsebhiḥ¹
Dative विकासाय
vikāsāya		 विकासाभ्याम्
vikāsābhyām		 विकासेभ्यः
vikāsebhyaḥ
Ablative विकासात्
vikāsāt		 विकासाभ्याम्
vikāsābhyām		 विकासेभ्यः
vikāsebhyaḥ
Genitive विकासस्य
vikāsasya		 विकासयोः
vikāsayoḥ		 विकासानाम्
vikāsānām
Locative विकासे
vikāse		 विकासयोः
vikāsayoḥ		 विकासेषु
vikāseṣu
Notes
  • ¹Vedic

Derived terms

  • विकासभृत् (vikāsabhṛt), विकासभाज् (vikāsabhāj, “expanded, blown”)
  • विकासक (vikāsaka, “opening, expanding”)
  • विकासिता (vikāsitā, “expansion, development”)
  • विकासन (vikāsana, “developing, causing to blow or expand”)
  • विकासित (vikāsita, “expanded, blown”)
  • विकासिन् (vikāsin, “blossoming, blooming, expanding”)
  • विकासिनीलोत्पल (vikāsinīlotpala, “to resemble a blossoming blue lotus-flower”)

References

  • Sir Monier Monier-Williams (1898) A Sanskrit-English dictionary etymologically and philologically arranged with special reference to cognate Indo-European languages, Oxford: Clarendon Press, page 954
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