[purusha-ka] neuter vertical position, rearing (in horses); -kâra, masculine human effort (opposite fate); manly act, heroism; haughtiness, pride: e-na hîna, destitute of human effort to save it (animal); -ghâ, adjective feminine; also equal for having killed her husband; -kkhandása, neuter metre appro priate to man (the dvipadâ); -gñâna, neuter know ledge of men; -tantra, adjective dependent on the subject, subjective; (á)-tâ, feminine; also equal for manhood: instrumental (the same) after the manner of men; -trấ, adverb, -ial, -ially among people; -tva, neuter manhood; -datta, masculine noun; -dravya-sampad, feminine; also equal for abundance of men and material; -pasu, masculine man as a sacrificial victim; beast of a man; -mân-in, adjective think ing himself a hero: (-i)-tva, neuter abstract neuter; -me dhá, masculine human sacrifice; - ͜ rishabha, masculine bull among men, eminent man; -rûpa, neuter human form: -ka, adjective having a human form; -vyâ ghrá, masculine man-tiger; tiger among men, pre eminent man; -sârdûla, masculine tiger of men, chief of men; -sîrshaka, neuter (?) (man-headed), kind of burglar's implement; -simha, masculine lion among men, pre-eminent man; -sûkta, neuter the Purusha-hymn (Rig-veda X, 90) describing the primaeval soul.
Source: Macdonell
