masc dat sg of rukkha (noun); masc gen sg of rukkha (noun); nt dat sg of rukkha (noun); nt gen sg of rukkha (noun)
Etymology. From Sanskrit vṛkṣa (tree), cognate with Greek drys, Latin quercus (oak), and English oak — all descending from the Indo-European root *dw- or *dru- (tree, wood, firm). The initial v- of Sanskrit became r- in Pali through regular sound change.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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