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 It implies division by branching, spreading, and sprouting.
+The word is cognate with Latin 'per' and 'para' which lend meaning to many words modern languages including English where the phrases "for each" and "along beside" still hold traces of the original "branching and spreading" meaning.
+The word is traditionally translated as "bull", "oxen", "donkey" or "horse"