EE7.5 - References for pura

Pu > References for ‘pura’

[42] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] witnessing entity”) “in this pura” (pura means nagara [town]) “in [...] before you: He is Puruśa.

The Supreme Witness and the Great Thief (1)

[11] You know this physical body, this [...] structure, is puruśa . Pura means “representing [...] structure, is puruśa .

The Supreme Entity – the Non-Doer (6)

[10] Now what does Puruśa mean? Pure shete yah sah Puruśah . Pura means “that in which [...] which something exists is called pura . Many villages and towns are suffixed by pura because people live there. [...] which takes shelter within this pura in the form of the body is [...] is that which sleeps in the pura or body. This signifies that [...] it is present in every action.

[12] Puruśa akartá . Puruśa is that which lives in the pura of the body ( deha pure [...] Puruśa akartá .

Puruśa (2)

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] sah Puruśah. Now, what is pura? In Saḿskrta pura means a place where people live [...] type of place is known as haveli.

Parama Puruśa Knows Everything (1)

[4] In the shloka it is said [...] that is, he who is lying in the pura [city] of the body and observing [...] hitaḿ karoti yah sah purohitah .

Parama Puruśa (1)

[2] What is Puruśa? Puruśa [...] Puruśah”. The Sanskrit word Pura means settlement or township (Nagara). [...] doesn’t perform any action.

Case and Case-Endings – 4 (Discourse 15) (4)

[29] The inclination within people to [...] have been named with the words pura, nagara, etc., added on. In Sanskrit small cities used to be called pura and large cities were called nagara [...] in a city or in a rural village.

[32] Many places in India and Southeast Asia were named with the words pura, nagara, upanagara, etc. added [...] your daughter’s wedding].

[59] Some place-names have been created [...] Jámál is an Arabic word while pura is a Sanskrit word. Similar is [...] cultural blending has taken place.