prathama
Dictionary Definitions
[apte] [prath-amac] (Nom. pl., m. prathame or prathamāḥ) 1 First, foremost; R. 3. 44; H. 2. 39; Ki. 2. 44. --2 First, chief, principal, most excel- lent or eminent, matchless, incom- parable; Śi. 15. 42; Ms. 3. 147. --3 Earliest, most ancient, primary. --4 Prior, previous, former, earlier; prathamasukṛtāpekṣayā Me. 17, R. 10. 67. --5 (In gram.) The first person (= third person according to Euro- pean phraseology). --maḥ 1...
[apte] See under prath.
[mw] mf (/A) n. (for pra-tama, superl. of 1. pra; rarely declined as a pron. e.g. m/asyāḥ AV. vi, 18, 1; me Pan5cavBr. xxv, 18, 5 R. iv, 37, 11 Kir. ii, 44; cf. Pa1n2. 1-1, 33) foremost, first (in time or in a series or in rank) 678,3 134505 mf (/A) n. earliest, primary, original, prior, former 678,3 134506 mf (/A) n. preceding, initial, chief, principal, most excellent RV. &c 678,3 134507 mf (/A) n. often translatable...
Root
√pratha प्रथ
to become famous,to arise, to declare, to manifest,to publish, to expand the scope
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[prath-amac] (Nom. pl., m. prathame or prathamāḥ) 1 First, foremost; R. 3. 44; H. 2. 39; Ki. 2. 44. --2 First, chief, principal, most excel- lent or eminent, matchless, incom-...
Corpus Profile
- Part of Speech
- NOUN
- Total Occurrences
- 13
- Texts Appeared In
- 6
DCS: making all things equal or the same (said of time) | Monier-Williams: du. the first two cases and their terminations.
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revatī prathamā ghorā sainyā līnā mahābalā
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prathamāśabdāt
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prathamāśabdāditi triḥ prathamām anvāha iti vākyam uccaritavināśitve śabdasya pr