Pu > References for ‘putra, put́rá’

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[26] Even in the patrilinear order, [...] children were known as “niyoga putra,” and the fathers were known [...] Pandavas were not the sons of Pandu.

[28] The Pandavas, when introducing [...] was accepted by society as niyoga putra. This niyoga putra system formally disappeared from [...] tomorrow. This is the law of society.

[3] No two living beings have an identical [...] The living is the mánas putra or mental child of the Supreme [...] to abide by the laws of Prakrti.

[27] In Bengali we say: ámi áshávádii [...] ámár tint́i putra áche [I have three sons]. [...] the way I would like it to be.

[11] Neither ráhu nor ketu is [...] Shani is Cháyáputra [putra means “son”]. Since [...] ráhu; kabandha means ketu.

[33] It was extremely difficult for [...] father], and the children were niyoga putra [niyoga sons]. The Pandava brothers [...] stay with their maternal uncles.

[3] A language has many words which [...] mention that puttra is not spelled putra. The people of those days imagined [...] a ta, the spelling of the word putra must retain the two ta’s. Many people mistakenly spell the word putra. Similar is the case with gáyattrii [...] pashcát + tyauṋ.

[21] It was extremely difficult for [...] father], and the children were niyoga putra [niyoga sons]. The Pandava brothers [...] stay with their maternal uncles.

[9] Nowadays the people of Burdwan [...] mátáre/Keŕhen (ńa) gelun mor putra mo dhana re? From the standpoint [...] idea and the locative of base.

[40] The word khui comes from the Vedic [...] Prákrta word put́t́ara or put́rá comes from the Sanskrit word puttra. [...] → puttavahu → putohu.