masc instr pl of anuppabandha (adj); nt instr pl of anuppabandha (adj); masc abl pl of anuppabandha (adj); nt abl pl of anuppabandha (adj); …
Analysis. an- (not) + upa- (near, alongside) + pabandha (bound, connected); literally 'not bound together', hence 'unconnected, disjointed'
Etymology. The prefix an- negates upa-bandha, from upa- 'close to, near' (Greek hypo-, Latin sub-) + bandha 'bound', the past participle of √bandh 'to bind', cognate with English band and Sanskrit bandh-. The spatial sense of upa- 'alongside, drawing near' carries into the meaning 'fastening together'; negating this yields 'without connection'.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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