masc nom pl of pubbaka (adj); fem nom sg of pubbaka (adj); fem nom pl of pubbaka (adj); nt nom pl of pubbaka (adj); …
Etymology. From pubba (earlier, former, east), itself from the adverbial past participle of √pab (pappati, to arrive, get ahead). Related to Sanskrit pūrva (former, earlier, eastern) and Latin prīmus (first) through the Indo-European root *per- (to go forward, advance). The suffix -ka marks the adjective.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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