मूस

Hindi

Etymology

From Sauraseni Prakrit, from Sanskrit मूष (mūṣa), from Proto-Indo-Iranian *múHs, from Proto-Indo-European *múh₂s.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /muːs/

Noun

मूस • (mūs) m

  1. mouse, rat
    Synonym: चूहा (cūhā)

Declension
Declension of मूस
Singular Plural
Direct मूस (mūs) मूस (mūs)
Oblique मूस (mūs) मूसों (mūsõ)
Vocative मूस (mūs) मूसो (mūso)

Konkani

Etymology

From Sanskrit मशक (maśaka).

Noun

मूस (mūs) (Latin script mus, Kannada script ಮೂಸ್)

  1. a housefly or a gnat

Declension
Declension of मूस
singular plural
ergative मूसान (mūsān) मूसान्नि (mūsānni)
nominative मूस (mūs) मूसा (mūsā)
vocative मूसा (mūsā) मूसान्नो (mūsānno)
accusative/dative मूसाक (mūsāk) मूसांक (mūsānk)
superessive मूसार/मूसाचेर (mūsār/mūsācer) मूसान्चेर (mūsāncer)
instrumental मूसानि (mūsāni) मूसान्नि (mūsānni)
ablative मूसात्ल्यान (mūsātlyān) मूसान्त्ल्यान (mūsāntlyān)
Genitive declension of मूस
masculine object feminine object
singular plural singular plural
singular subject मूसाचो (mūsātso) मूसाचे (mūsāce) मूसाचि (mūsāci) मूसाचि (mūsāci)
plural subject मूसान्चो (mūsāntso) मूसान्चे (mūsānce) मूसान्चि (mūsānci) मूसान्चि (mūsānci)

Derived terms
  • गांदिर्मूस (gāndirmūs, “wasp”)
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