pariññaṁ

pariññā

accusative singular feminine of pariññā (noun)

full understanding
complete knowledge
thorough comprehension

Built from

pari — prefix · around, completely
Spatial prefix conveying completeness and circumspection. The prefix indicates knowledge that encompasses the whole of its object from all sides.
jñā — root · know
Root meaning to discern or recognize. Related to English 'know' (Indo-European *gne-) and Sanskrit jñāna 'knowledge'.
ā — ending · feminine nominative stem
Feminine noun-forming suffix. The accusative singular pariññaṁ marks the direct object of the verb in context.

Analysis. pari- (around, all-way round) + √jñā (know), literally 'knowing all around'; the canonical term for the highest knowledge that penetrates the three characteristics of all conditioned things

Etymology. from pari- + jānāti (knows); related to Sanskrit prajñā and English 'recognize', 'know'; the prefix pari- conveys the sense of totality and completeness — knowing that goes all the way around an object

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

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