Proshika Shabda -

The term Proshika comes from the Sanskrit root prasiñj (to embrace or attach), hinting at how the echo word "clings" to the main word. In older grammar texts, it was also called Anukaran Shabda (imitative word), but Proshika specifically refers to the reduplicative pair, not onomatopoeia (dhishum, miao).

The suffix -ka is added to “Proshik” to form “Proshikak” (প্রশিক্ষক), meaning “one who trains.” In Bengali grammar, this is an agent noun—a word that identifies a person who performs an action. proshika shabda

What sets Proshika Shabda apart from standard dictionaries is its specialized focus. It functions as a glossary of development terminology. Its methodology involved: The term Proshika comes from the Sanskrit root