masc instr pl of kaccha (noun); masc abl pl of kaccha (noun); masc instr pl of kaccha (ptp); nt instr pl of kaccha (ptp); …
Etymology. Related to Sanskrit kaccha (marsh, armpit), possibly from a proto-form meaning 'wet' or 'damp place'; the semantic extension from 'marshy ground' to 'armpit' (both humid, enclosed spaces) suggests a common experiential metaphor. No secure Indo-European cognates.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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