2nd acc pl of tumha (pron); 2nd instr pl of tumha (pron); 2nd dat pl of tumha (pron); 2nd gen pl of tumha (pron); …
Etymology. From Indo-European *tu̯e- 'you' (plural), cognate with Sanskrit yuṣmá-, Greek humeis, Latin vos, English 'you'. The Pali form tumha is the oblique stem; vo represents the nominative plural or other case forms that underwent apocope and sandhi.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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