panete

sandhi form: pana + ete

and these

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pana — root · and, moreover
Postpositive conjunction linking clauses or emphasizing transition. Cognate with Latin penes and related to PIE *pen- 'forward, in front'.
ete — root · these (nom. pl. masc.)
Demonstrative pronoun, nominative plural masculine of eta. From PIE *e-to- 'that one'; cognate with English that, Latin iste, Sanskrit tat.

Analysis. pana (postpositive particle: 'and, moreover') + ete (nom. pl. masc. of eta, demonstrative pronoun: 'these'). The elision of initial e- in ete after pana's final a occurs through sandhi: pana + ete > panete.

Etymology. pana is an Indo-European conjunction cognate with Latin penes 'at, near' and English pan- (as in panacea, 'cure-all'); ete is the nominative plural of eta, from PIE *e-to- 'that one', akin to English that, Latin iste, and Sanskrit tat.

Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.

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