1st acc sg of ahaṃ (pron); 1st instr sg of ahaṃ (pron); 1st dat sg of ahaṃ (pron); 1st gen sg of ahaṃ (pron); …
Etymology. From Proto-Indo-European *eg̑H- ('I'), cognate with Sanskrit aham, Latin ego, Greek egō (ἐγώ), English I. The oblique stem me- appears in accusative, instrumental, dative, and genitive forms, deriving from PIE *me- (me, myself); compare Latin mē, Greek me (με), English me.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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