masc acc pl of attha (noun); masc loc sg of attha (noun); masc acc pl of attha (adj); nt acc pl of attha (adj); …
Etymology. From Indo-European *ar-tho-, related to Sanskrit artha "purpose, meaning, thing" and English article (originally "joint, segment" — the thing that articulates or has distinct sense). The root sense is "fit together, join"; what joins or articulates has meaning.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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