পুনু
Assamese edit
Etymology edit
Inherited from Sanskrit পুনৰ্ (punar, “again, back, moreover, however”). Doublet of পুনৰ (punor).
Pronunciation edit
Adverb edit
পুনু • (punu)
- on the other hand
- (poetic, uncommon) again
- Synonym: (common) আকৌ (akou)
Derived terms edit
- পুনু-পুনু (punu-punu)
Early Assamese edit
Etymology edit
From Sanskrit পুনৰ্ (punar, “again, back, moreover, however”).
Adverb edit
পুনু (punu)
- again
- 14th century, Madhav Kandali, Saptakanda Ramayana Sundara Kanda:
- লক্ষ্মণৰ শোকত আকুল ভৈলা মন।
পুনু গৈলা মূৰ্চ্ছা ৰাম হৰিলা চেতন ॥- lokṣmoṇoro śökoto akulo bhoila mono,
punu goila mūrccha ramo horila cetono . - In the grief of Lakshmana, the mind became unsteady.
Again Rama became fainted and lost sense.
- lokṣmoṇoro śökoto akulo bhoila mono,
- লক্ষ্মণৰ শোকত আকুল ভৈলা মন।
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