púraṃdhi mfn. (etym. much contested; prob. fr. acc. of 1. or 3. pur and √ dhā, ‘bearing fulness’ or ‘bearing a body’) prolific, not barren (lit. and fig.), bountiful, munificent, liberal, [RV.]; [VS.]; [TS.]
f. a woman, wife, [RV. i, 116, 7]; [13]; [117, 19] &c.
liberality, munificence, kindness (shown by gods to man, e.g. [RV. i, 5, 3]; [158, 2] &c.; or by man to gods in offering oblations, e.g. [i, 123, 6]; [134, 3] &c.; also personified as goddess of abundance and liberality, e.g. [vii, 36, 8] &c.)