masc dat sg of uṇha (adj); nt dat sg of uṇha (adj); masc gen sg of uṇha (adj); nt gen sg of uṇha (adj); …
Etymology. Cognate with Sanskrit ushṇá-, Latin ūstus (burnt, scorched), and English uproar via its root sense of heat and burning. The Indo-European root *eus- (to burn) underlies this family. In Pali, uṇha appears as both adjective (hot) and noun (heat), preserving the basic sense of thermal energy and warmth.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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