genitive plural feminine of sokaparidevanā (noun)
Analysis. soka (grief, sorrow) + paridevanā (lamentation, wailing); a dvandva (paired) compound expressing the two forms of emotional suffering—inner grief and its outward vocal expression.
Etymology. soka is related to Sanskrit śoka and the Indo-European root *seugh- (to sigh, groan); paridevanā combines pari- (all around, completely) + √dev (to weep, wail), originally the sound of grief spreading outward in all directions.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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