masc nom sg of paripuṇṇa (pp)
Analysis. pari + puṇṇa: 'filled all around' — the prefix pari- ('around, completely') combines with the past participle puṇṇa ('filled') to express the idea of something brought to completion by being filled on all sides.
Etymology. pari- (around, all the way round; Greek peri-, Latin per-) + √pṝ/pū (to fill, to be full; cognate with Latin plēnus 'full', English 'full', German 'voll'). The root √pū appears in puṇṇa (filled) and Sanskrit pūrṇa; the prefix's concrete image of completing a circle or boundary becomes the sense of wholeness and fulfillment.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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