पुनर्

Etymology
Of origin.

The word stands out as having no clear phonetic or semantic connections to other words within Sanskrit or other Indo-Iranian and Indo-European languages. However, the word structure does not suggest either a Dravidian or Munda origin, and the word's Vedic attestation makes an autochthonous substrate origin even less likely. The Proto-Indo-Aryan form is not even certain, as the u could have originally been an a, which was backed into a u after the labial p, in addition to the word possibly undergoing dissimilation, metathesis, and other sound changes throughout its history.

Mayrhofer's preferred theory is to derive the word from, and compares 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. However, as he suggests, the semantic evidence is neither convincing nor unconvincing, due to the very basic meaning of the Proto-Indo-European word, and the potential phantom phonetic shifts noted above make analysis problematic.

Another theory connects the word to 🇨🇬, which would make the word a derivative of. This is an exact semantic match, but the phonetics are difficult to resolve. However, due to the murky phonetic history of the word, this derivation still remains in discussion.

Adverb

 * 1) back, to home
 * 2) again, once more
 * 3) repeatedly
 * 4) moreover, furthermore
 * 5) however, still
 * 1) repeatedly
 * 2) moreover, furthermore
 * 3) however, still