accusative singular masculine of purima (adjective)
Analysis. purima is a relative adjective formed from pura (before, in front of) with the suffix -ima (superlative/ordinal marker). The accusative singular masculine ending -ṁ marks the object of a transitive verb or the complement of a preposition.
Etymology. From pura 'before, in front of' (related to Sanskrit pura-, purā; cognate with English 'fore', 'first', Latin 'pro-' forward). The suffix -ima creates relational adjectives denoting 'belonging to that time/place'.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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