masc nom pl of para (pron); nt nom pl of para (pron); masc acc pl of para (pron); nt acc pl of para (pron); …
Etymology. From PIE *per- "forward, through, across", whence Sanskrit para-, Greek peri-, Latin per-, English far and far-ther. The sense "other" derives from "the one across/beyond"; "next" and "higher" from the comparative force of crossing a threshold.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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