masc instr pl of ima (pron); nt instr pl of ima (pron); masc abl pl of ima (pron); nt abl pl of ima (pron)
Etymology. From the same demonstrative root as Sanskrit imá- (this), Avestan ima- (this), and Old Persian ima- (this). The stem ima- is the near-demonstrative, contrasting with ada- (that, far). The instrumental and ablative endings -hi mark the plural, with the instrumental expressing agency or accompaniment and the ablative marking separation or source.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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