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pUrva;sadRza; samonArtha; kalaha;nipuNa; mizra;zlakSNaiH

पूर्वॱसदृशॱ समोनार्थॱ कलहॱनिपुणॱ मिश्रॱश्लक्ष्णैः ONPANINI 21031

A third-ender is compounded with /pUrva- "prior", sadRza- सदृशॱ "alike", **sama- समॱ "similar", UnArtha- ऊनार्थॱ (bases meaning Una- ऊनॱ "less"), kalaha- कलहॱ "a quarrel", nipuNa- निपुणॱ "proficient", mizra- मिश्रॱ "mixed", zlakSNa- श्लक्ष्णॱ "polished, sleek" and avara- अवरॱ "later".

And the resulting compound is a /tatpuruSa.

**mAsapUrvas मासपूर्वस् "previous by a month"

mAtR-sadRzaH मातृॱसदृशः "he's like his mother"

asi-kalahaH असिॱकलहः "swordfight"

vAk-kalahaH वाक्कलहः "wordfight"

AcAra-zlakSNaH आचारॱश्लक्ष्णः "polished in behaviour"

mAsAvaraH मासावरः "later by a month"

Hey, the original has no avara- अवरॱ, where that came from?

You just ended a sentence with a preposition.

Okay, I'll end it with a noun — where that came from, you cheater?

From a /vArttika. And BTW, that's the sort of insolence up with which I will not put.