a mythological sage, who wrote a code of religious conduct, known as Parāśara Smřti.

a wandering mendicant.

a man who leads a life of contemplation and rigorous self-denial for religious purposes; an ascetic.

of, relating to, written by the sage Paraśara.

Křṣṇadvaipāyana, popularly known as Vēdavyāsa, a sage who edited and compiled the Vedas systematically.

a man who has renounced the worldly attachments, and become a Sanyāsi and belongs to the the mendicant order of Parāśara.

a messenger who brings or carries messages before an event happens.

a leader who comes forward voluntarily to guide others.

leading; going or coming ahead (of).

the state or quality of including being included in.

to go back to original or previous position or place; to retreat.

= ಪೆಱಸಾರು.