fem nom sg of pokkharaṇī (noun); fem nom pl of pokkharaṇī (noun); fem acc pl of pokkharaṇī (noun); fem voc sg of pokkharaṇī (noun); …
Etymology. Possibly connected to Sanskrit pushkara- (lotus pond), though the Pali form shows no direct prefix structure. The word may derive from a non-Aryan substrate or an old Aryan word whose root is opaque to standard morphological analysis. The semantic field (water, lotus, ponds) suggests connection to aquatic settings in early Indian geography.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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