پراك

ूाक prāk, vulg. parāk (prāṅć, i.e. pra+aṅć), adj. & adv. Turning eastward, eastern, easterly; preceding in time or place, before, in front, previous, former, prior (in comp., before certain letters, prākbecomes prāg):—prāg-abhāva, s.m. Previous non-existence of anything, the non-existence of anything which may yet be, antecedent privation; non-existence (of an effect) previous (to production); (in Law) the non-possession of property that may be possessed:—prāg-bhāv, s.m. Prior or previous existence; superiority, excellence:—prākphalgunī, s.f. The eleventh Nakshatraor lunar mansion:—prāg-jyotish, s.m. Name of the countryKāmrūpin Assam (the scene of Brahmā's penance):—prāk-kāl, s.m. Former age or time, previous time:—prāk-kālīn, adj. Belonging to former or ancient times, pertaining to a previous time, anterior, ancient, previous, former:—prāg-gāmī, adj. & s.m. Going before, preceding;—a precursor.