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manussa
man
man/human being
manussa
human being
man/human being
nara
man
man/person
purisa
person
man/person
kassaka
farmer
Buddha
Buddha
three Pali words here!
Tathāgata
Buddha
three Pali words here!
Sugata
Buddha
three Pali words here!
sahāya
friend
three Pali words here!
sahāyaka
friend
three Pali words here!
mitta
friend
three Pali words here!
kumāra
boy
brāhmaṇa
brahmin
mātula
uncle
bhūpāla
king
putta
son
vāṇija
merchant