masc acc pl of pabbata (noun); masc loc sg of pabbata (noun); nt acc pl of pabbata (noun); nt loc sg of pabbata (noun); …
Etymology. From pa- (forward, forth) + √bhū (become, be), literally 'what has come forth' or 'what has arisen'; cognate with Sanskrit parvata (mountain). The prefix pa- intensifies or marks completion, while the root bhū suggests emergence or growth from the earth.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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