punar पुनर् púnar ind. back, home, in an opposite direction, [RV.] &c. &c. (with √ 1. gam, yā, to go back or away; with √ dā, to give back, restore; with √ bhū, to turn round; with √ as and dat., to fall back upon) again, once more (also with bhūyas), [ib.] (with √ bhū, to exist again, be renewed, become a wife again, re-marry) again and again, repeatedly, [ib.] (mostly púnaḥ p° which with na = nevermore) further, moreover, besides, [ib.] (also punar aparam; ādau-punar-paścāt, at first-then-later) however, still, nevertheless, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. (at the end of a verse it lays stress on a preceding atha vā, api vā, or vā alone; punar api, even again, on the other hand, also; kadā p°, at any time, ever; kim p°, how much more or less? however; — , now — now; at one time — at another time). punarbhū पुनर्भू punar—bhū mfn. being renewed, restored to life or youth, [RV.]; [AV.] punar—bhū f. a virgin widow re-married, [AV.] &c. &c. re-existence, [W.] punarādi पुनरादि punar—ādi mfn. beginning afresh, repeated, [TāṇḍBr.] punarasu पुनरसु punar—asú mfn. breathing or coming to life again, [ŚBr.] punarhan पुनर्हन् punar—hán mfn. destroying in return, [RV.] punartta पुनर्त्त punar—tta mf(A)n. = punar-datta, given back, restored, [TāṇḍBr.] punarvat पुनर्वत् punar—vat mfn. containing the word punar, [AitBr.] punarātta पुनरात्त punar—ātta see samāpta-pun°, page 1161 punarbhāva पुनर्भाव punar—bhāva m. new birth (a-punar-bh°), [Prab.] punarbhava पुनर्भव punar—bhava mfn. born again, [BhP.] punar—bhava m. new birth, transmigration, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. a finger-nail, [L.] (cf. -nava) a species of Punar-navā with red flowers, [L.] punarbhoga पुनर्भोग punar—bhoga m. repeated enjoyment or fruition, perception of pleasure or pain as a reward of former actions, [Col.] punardhenu पुनर्धेनु punar—dhenu f. a cow that again gives milk, [Lāṭy.] punarṇava पुनर्णव púnar—ṇava (púnar-), mf(A)n. renewed, restored to life or youth, [MaitrS.]; [MānŚr.] (also punarṇavá; cf. -nava). punarbāla पुनर्बाल punar—bāla mfn. become a child again, [R.] (cf., παλίμπαις) punardāha पुनर्दाह punar—dāha m. burning again, [Baudh.] punardātṛ पुनर्दातृ punar—dātṛ m. giving again, a rewarder, recompenser, [ĀśvŚr.] punardāya पुनर्दाय punar—dā́ya ind. giving again, restoring, [RV.] punargava पुनर्गव punar—gava m., [Pāṇ. ii, 2, 18], Vārtt. 4, [Pat.] punargeya पुनर्गेय punar—geya mfn. to be sung again (a-punar-g°), [L.] punarjāta पुनर्जात punar—jāta mf(A)n. born again, regenerated, [MBh.] &c. punarlābha पुनर्लाभ punar—lābha m. obtaining again, recovery, [MBh.] punarmāra पुनर्मार punar—māra m. repeated dying (a-punar-m°), [VP.] punarmagha पुनर्मघ púnar—magha (púnar-), mfn. ‘having repeated gifts’, avaricious, covetous, [AV.] repeatedly offering oblations or granting gifts, [ib.]; [TS.]; [TBr.] punarmṛta पुनर्मृत punar—mṛta n. (a-punar-m°) id., [BhP.] punarnavā पुनर्नवा púnar—navā (ā), f. hog-weed, Boerhavia Procumbens, [Suśr.] punarnava पुनर्नव púnar—nava (púnar-), mf(A)n. becoming new or young again, renewed, [AV.]; [Br.] &c. (also punar-navá; cf. punar-ṇ°) púnar—nava m. a finger-nail (cf. -bhava), [L.] punarḍīna पुनर्डीन punar—ḍīna n. a partic. manner of flying, [MBh.] punarukta पुनरुक्त punar—ukta mf(A)n. said again, reiterated, repeated, [MBh.]; [R.] &c. (ibc. and am ind. repeatedly) superfluous, useless, [Vikr. iii, 7]/[8]; [Hcar.] punar—ukta n. repetition, useless repetition, tautology, [ŚrS.]; [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. punarukti पुनरुक्ति punar—ukti f. = -ukta n., [Prāt.] a mere empty word, [Vcar.] punarvāda पुनर्वाद punar—vāda m. repetition, tautology, [Kap.] punarvasu पुनर्वसु púnar—vasu (púnar-), m. ‘restoring goods’, N. of the 5th or 7th lunar mansion, [RV.] &c. &c. (mostly du. cf. [Pāṇ. i, 2, 61]; -tvá n., [MaitrS.]) N. of Viṣṇu or Kṛṣṇa, [MBh.] of Śiva, [L.] of Kātyāyana or Vararuci, [L.] of a son of Taittiri (son of Abhijit and father of Āhuka), [Hariv.] of a son of Abhijit (Ari-dyota) and father of Āhuka, [Pur.] of other men, [Pāṇ. i, 2, 61], Sch. of a partic. world, [L.] commencement of wealth, [L.] punarābhāva पुनराभाव punar—ābhāva m. re-appearing (á-punar-ābh°), [MaitrS.] punarādhāna पुनराधान punar—ādhāna n. renewing or replacing a consecrated fire, [Mn. v, 168] N. of wk. punarādheya पुनराधेय punar—ādhéya mfn. to be renewed or replaced (on the altar, said of fire), [TBr.]; [ĀśvŚr.] punar—ādhéya n. renewing or replacing the consecrated fire, [TS.]; [Br.]; [ŚrS.] punar—ādhéya m. N. of a Soma festival, [KātyŚr.] punarāgama पुनरागम punar—āgama m. coming back, return, [ŚāṅkhGṛ.] punarāgata पुनरागत punar—āgata mfn. come back again, returned, [Mn.]; [Hit.] punarāhāra पुनराहार punar—āhāra m. taking up again, [KātyŚr.] punarājāti पुनराजाति punar—ājāti f. re-birth, [GopBr.] punarāsṛta पुनरासृत punar—ā́sṛta mfn. run hither again (as a chariot), [MaitrS.] (-āsṛtá?) punarāyana पुनरायन punar—āyana n. coming back, return, [ĀśvŚr.] punarbhāvin पुनर्भाविन् punar—bhāvin mfn. being born again (a-punar-bh°), [Hariv.] punarbharyā पुनर्भर्या punar—bharyā f. a second wife = re-marriage, [Kāv.] punarbhavin पुनर्भविन् punar—bhavin (?) m. the sentient soul (existing again after the dissolution of one body in another form), [W.] punararthin पुनरर्थिन् punar—arthin mfn. requesting again punarbālya पुनर्बाल्य punar—bā°lya n. second childhood, weakness from old age, [ib.] punardyūta पुनर्द्यूत punar—dyūta n. repeated gambling, [MBh.] punarhavis पुनर्हविस् púnar—havis (púnar-), n. repeated sacrificial oblation, [ŚBr.] punarmanya पुनर्मन्य punar—manyá mfn. (prob.) again thinking of, remembering, [RV.] punarmṛtyu पुनर्मृत्यु punar—mṛtyú m. id., [GopBr.] punaruktam पुनरुक्तम् punar—uktam ind., said repeatedly punarupoḍhā पुनरुपोढा punar—upoḍhā f. married again, re-married, [MW.] punarvaṇya पुनर्वण्य punar—vaṇya See ajīta-punar-v°. punarvatsa पुनर्वत्स punar—vatsa m. a weaned calf that begins to suck again, [Lāṭy.] (with kāṇva) N. of the author of [RV. viii, 7]; [Anukr.] punaryāman पुनर्यामन् punar—yāman mfn. useful again (cf. yāta-y°), [ŚāṅkhBr.] punaryātrā पुनर्यात्रा punar—yātrā f. a repeated procession, [L.] punaryajña पुनर्यज्ञ punar—yajñá m. a repeated sacrifice, [ŚBr.] punaryuddha पुनर्युद्ध punar—yuddha n. renewal of war, [Cat.] punaryuvan पुनर्युवन् púnar—yuvan (púnar-), mfn. again young, [ŚBr.] punar—yuvan the moon, [L.] punarādāyam पुनरादायम् punar—ādāyam ind. repeatedly, [Br.]; [GṛŚrS.] punarāgāmin पुनरागामिन् punar—āgāmin mfn. coming back, returning, [Nir. iv, 16.] punarāhāram पुनराहारम् punar—āhāram ind. bringing hither repeatedly, [ĀpGṛ.] punarālambha पुनरालम्भ punar—ālambhá m. seizing or taking hold of again, [TS.] punarāmnāna पुनराम्नान punar—āmnāna n. mentioning again, [Lāṭy.] punarāvarta पुनरावर्त punar—āvarta m. return, re-birth punarāvṛtta पुनरावृत्त punar—āvṛtta mfn. repeated, [AitBr.] punarāvṛtti पुनरावृत्ति punar—āvṛtti f. return, re-appearance, re-birth, [Yājñ.] repetition, [ĀśvŚr.] punarbhakṣya पुनर्भक्ष्य punar—bhakṣya mfn. to be enjoyed again (a-punar-bhakṣya), [TBr.] punararthitā पुनरर्थिता punar—ar°thi-tā f. repeated request, [BhP.] punardahana पुनर्दहन punar—dahana n. burning again, [Baudh.] punargamana पुनर्गमन punar—gamana n. going or setting out again, [Pañc.] punarjīvātu पुनर्जीवातु punar—jīvātu f. rebirth, [TāṇḍBr.] punarjanman पुनर्जन्मन् punar—janman n. re-birth, metempsychosis, [Bhag.]; [Hit.] punar—janman mfn. born again, regenerated (a-punar-j°), [Kathās.] punarlekhana पुनर्लेखन punar—lekhana n. writing down again, [Yājñ., Sch.] punaruktāya पुनरुक्ताय punar—uktāya Nom. Ā. °yate, to occur repeatedly, [Bālar.] punaruktīkṛ पुनरुक्तीकृ punar—uktī-√ kṛ to render superfluous or useless, [Kathās.] punaruktatā पुनरुक्तता punar—ukta—tā f. repetition, (esp.) useless repeated, tautology, [Sāh.] punarutthāna पुनरुत्थान punar—utthāna n. rising again, resurrection, [MW.] punarvacana पुनर्वचन punar—vacana n. saying again, repetition, [ŚāṅkhBr.] punarvaraṇa पुनर्वरण punar—varaṇa n. choosing again, [KātyŚr.] punarviroha पुनर्विरोह punar—viroha m. sprouting again (of plants), [Car.] punarvivāha पुनर्विवाह punar—vivāha m. second marriage, [Sāy.] punarādheyaka पुनराधेयक punar—ādheyaka n. = -ādheya n., [TBr.], Sch. punarādheyika पुनराधेयिक punar—ādheyika mf(I)n. relating to the act of replacing the consecrated fire, [KātyŚr.], Sch. punarāgamana पुनरागमन punar—āgamana n. id., [MBh.]; [R.] &c. being born again, re-birth, [Sarvad.] punarānayana पुनरानयन punar—ānayana n. leading back, [MBh.] punarāvartin पुनरावर्तिन् punar—āvartin mfn. returning (to mundane existence), [Yājñ.] leading back (to mundane existence), [Bhag.]; [Hariv.] subject to successive births, [W.] punarabhidhāna पुनरभिधान punar—abhidhāna n. mentioning again, [Kull.] punarabhiṣeka पुनरभिषेक punar—abhiṣeka m. anointing again, [AitBr.] punarapagama पुनरपगम punar—apagama m. going away again (a, punar-ap°), [Kām.] punardarśana पुनर्दर्शन punar—darśana n. seeing again, [Kāv.] punargrahaṇa पुनर्ग्रहण punar—grahaṇa n. repeatedly taking up (with a ladle &c.), [KātyŚr.] repetition, [ib.] punarninṛtta पुनर्निनृत्त punar—ninṛtta mfn. again repeated in detail, [AitBr.] punarnitunna पुनर्नितुन्न punar—nitunna mfn. thrust in or pierced again, [Kāṭh.] = next, [ib.] punarniṣkṛta पुनर्निष्कृत punar—niṣkṛtá mfn. repaired or mended again, [TS.]; [Kāṭh.] punaruktatva पुनरुक्तत्व punar—ukta—tva n. repetition, (esp.) useless repeated, tautology, [Sāh.] punaruktimat पुनरुक्तिमत् punar—ukti—mat mfn. tautological, [Prāt.] punarupāgama पुनरुपागम punar—upāgama m. coming back, return, [Kathās.] punarutpatti पुनरुत्पत्ति punar—utpatti f. re-appearance, re-birth, [Col.] punarutsṛṣṭa पुनरुत्सृष्ट punar—utsṛṣṭá mfn. let loose again (as a bull, goat &c.), [TS.]; [KātyŚr.] punarutsyūta पुनरुत्स्यूत punar—utsyūtá mfn. sewed or mended again, patched up, [TS.]; [Lāṭy.] &c.