pr 3rd sg of anuvicāreti (verb)
Analysis. anu + vicāreti: 'follows along the examination'; anu ('following the track of') + vi ('apart, with clarity') + √car ('move, wander, examine') + -eti (present stem).
Etymology. From anu- (following after) + vicāra (examination, discernment, from vi- 'apart' + √car 'to move, examine, traverse'). The prefix anu- suggests tracing through or following a train of thought; vi- introduces the sense of discerning or separating distinct aspects. √car is cognate with Latin currere ('to run, move'), Sanskrit carati. The compound reflects the meditative practice of sustained, sequential examination of a topic.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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