pUrvatara ... putriNI

0 pUrvatar/a: earliest, most ancient, very ancient
1 pUrveSAm: of the ancients (see pUrva), of ancestors
2 puSkal/a: much, many;
loud
3 puSkar/a: (n.) blue lotus ( Nymphaea caerulea );
pn (of the brother of nala)
puSkar/a: pn
puSkar/a: pn (of the brother of nala)
4 puSkariN/I: (lake) abundant in lotuses
5 puSNAmi: I nourish, I make them thrive
6 puSN/atR: that maintains, that nourishes
7 puSp/a: n flower, blossom
8 puSpadant/a: pn
9 puSpak/a: pn (of a chariot)
10 puSpit/aA: that has blossomed, flowered (as a tree)
11 puST/aA: thriving, cheerful, rich, well-fed, fat
12 pustak/a: book
13 puST/i: f well-nourished condition, fatness, plumpness, growth, increase, thriving, prosperity, wealth, opulence, comfort
14 puSy/a: pn (of the eighth nakSatra)
15 pUt/a: cleaned, purified
16 pUtan/A: pn (of a demoness)
17 pUt/i: putrid, foul-smelling, stinking, fetid, ill-smelling
18 putr/aA: son
19 putrak/a: small kid, sonny
putrak/a: pn (of a king)



23 putr/I: daughter

25 putriN/I: that has children, mother