accusative singular masculine of rasa (m.)
Analysis. Simple word; no morphological breakdown.
Etymology. From Indo-European *ers- 'flow, seep'; cognate with Latin ros 'dew', Old Norse ras 'running water', and Greek ρέω (rheō) 'flow'. The concrete sense of juice (what flows from a thing) underlies the abstract meanings of taste, essence, and emotional tone.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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