Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- p

pa 1: pa the first labial consonant
⋙ pakāra: ○kāra m. the letter or sound pa
⋙ pavarga: ○varga m. 'the p series', the labial series of consonants
pa 2: pa mf(pā and pī)n. (√1. pā) drinking (cf. aṃhri-, aneka- &c; • also paka in taila-paka); • m. or (pā) f. the act of drinking L
pa 3: pa mfn. (√3. pā) guarding, protecting, ruling (ifc; • cf. aja-, kula- &c; • also paka in hasti-paka); • (ā), f. guarding, protecting L
pa 4: pa m. (in music for pañcama) the fifth note of the gamut
pa 5: pa m. (only L.) wind; • a leaf; • = pūta; • (ā), f. = pūta and pūritaka
paṃś: paṃś or paṃs, cl. 1. and 10. P. paṃśati or ○sati, paṃśayati or ○sayati, to destroy Dhātup. xxxii, 73
paṃsaka: paṃsaka ○sana, prob. wṛ. for pāṃsaka, ○sana
pakatha: pakatha wṛ. for paktha
pakkaṭī: pakkaṭī f. Thespesia Populnea L
pakkaṇa: pakkaṇa m. n. the hut of a Cāṇḍāla or any outcast, a village inhabited by savages or barbarians MBh. Kād
paktapauḍa: pakta-pauḍa wṛ. for pakhauḍa
paktavya: paktavya pakti, paktha, pakva &c. See under √2. pac, p. 575
pakvaśa: pakvaśa m. a Cāṇḍāla L. (cf. pakkaṇa, pukkaśa)
pakvāpakvā: pakvāpakvā onomat. (imitative of the cry of birds) MBh
pakṣ: pakṣ cl. 1. and 10. P. (Dhātup. xvii, 14; • xxxii, 17) pakṣati, ○ṣayati, to take, seize (parigrahe, Dhāt.); • to take a part or side W
≫ pakṣa: pakṣá m. (ifc. f. ā or ī) a wing, pinion (in one passage, n.) RV. &c. &c; • a symbol. N. of the number two Var. Hcat; • a feather, the feathers on both sides of an arrow (cf. gārdhra-p○); • the fin of a fish (cf. nis-tvak-p○); • the shoulder; • the flank or side or the half of anything RV. &c. &c; • the side or wing of a building AV. [Page 573, Column 3]; • the wing or flank of an army MBh. Hariv; • the half of a lunar month (the first half from new moon to full moon was called pūrva or apūryamāṇa, later śukla or śuddha; • the other half apara or apa-kṣīyamāṇa, later kṛṣṇa or tāmisra; • each fortnight consists of 15 Tithis or lunar days called prathamā, dvitīyā &c.) Br. GṛŚrS. MBh. Var. &c; • a side, party, faction; • multitude, number, troop, set, class of beings; • partisan, adherent, follower, friend (śatru- 'the enemy's side' or 'a partisan of the enemy'; • mahā-, 'one who has many adherents') MBh. Kāv. &c; • side, i.e. position, place, stead (○kṣe ifc. instead of or by way of) ib; • quantity ( See keśa-); • one of two cases or one side of an argument, an alternative (○kṣe, 'on the other hand', with atra, 'in this case', pakṣântare, 'in the other case') Pāṇ. Sch; • a point or matter under discussion, a thesis, a particular theory, a position advanced or an argument to be maintained (cf. pūrva-, uttara-); • an action or lawsuit Yājñ. Sch; • (in logic) the proposition to be proved in a syllogism Tarkas. Bhāshāp; • any supposition or view, motion, idea, opinion (mukhyaḥ pakṣaḥ, 'an excellent idea' Śak. Sch.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • the sun Sāy. on RV. iii, 53, 16; • N. of sev. men VP; • (in alg.) a primary division or the side of an equation in a primary division; • the wall of a house or any wall L; • an army L; • favour L; • contradiction, rejoinder L; • the ash-pit of a fire-place L; • a royal elephant L; • a limb or member of the body L; • the feathers of the tail of a peacock, a tail L; • proximity, neighbourhood L; • a bracelet L; • purity, perfection L; • mfn. = pācaka, bādhaka Sāy. on RV. vi, 47, 19. [Cf. OGerm. fahs ; AnglṢax. feax.]
⋙ pakṣakṛt: ○kṛt m. a partisan, follower VāmP
⋙ pakṣakṣaya: ○kṣaya m. the end of a half month Var
⋙ pakṣakṣepa: ○kṣepa m. the stroke or beat of a wing Bhpr. (v. l. pakṣôtk○)
⋙ pakṣagama: ○gama mfn. moving with wing, flying; • m. a bird R
⋙ pakṣagupta: ○gupta m. 'wing-protected', a species of bird L
⋙ pakṣagrahaṇa: ○grahaṇa n. taking the side of (gen.) Kām
⋙ pakṣagrāha: ○grāha (Hariv.),
⋙ pakṣagrāhin: ○grāḍhin (R.), mfn. one who takes the side or chooses the party of (gen. or comp.)
⋙ pakṣaghāta: ○ghāta See pakṣâgh○
⋙ pakṣaghna: ○ghna (with tri-śālaka), n. (a house) wanting (lit. killing) a side i.e. having three halls towards east and south and north (but not one towards the west) Var
⋙ pakṣaṃgama: ○ṃ-gama mfn. = ○kṣa-g R
⋙ pakṣacara: ○cara m. = -gama m. (cf. jala-pakṣa-c○); • an elephant strayed from the herd Kād; • the moon L
⋙ pakṣacchid: ○cchid m. 'cutter of the wings' (of mountains), N. of Indra Kālid
⋙ pakṣaja: ○ja m. 'produced in half a month, 'the moon (also -janman) L; • N. of partic. clouds VP
⋙ pakṣatā: ○tā f. partisanship, adherence to a party (○tāṃ-√gam, with gen. 'to take the side of') MBh; • (in phil.) the taking up a side or argument; • maintaining or defending a thesis; • the essential nature of a proposition; • the being the premiss to be proved; • N. of sev. wks; • -kroḍa m. -grantha m. -ṭippanī and -ṭīkā f. -rahasya n. -vāda m. -vādârtha m. -vicāra m. -siddhânta-grantha m. N. of wks
⋙ pakṣatva: ○tva n. the being a part of (comp.) Śaṃk; • the being the premiss to be proved Tarkas; • the being a lawsuit Yājñ. Sch; • = -tā L
⋙ pakṣadvaya: ○dvaya n. both sides of an argument W; • a month (lit. 2 half months) ib
⋙ pakṣadvāra: ○dvāra n. a side or inner or back door, private entrance Mṛicch
⋙ pakṣadhara: ○dhara mfn. having wings (cf. m.); • taking the side of, clinging to (gen. or loc.) MBh; • m. a bird Hariv; • an elephant that has strayed from the herd L; • the moon L. (cf. -cara); • N. of Jayadeva (author of the Tattva-cintāmaṇy-āloka) Cat; • (ī), f. N. of wk; • -miśra m. N. of an author; • -vyākhyā f. ○rôddhāra f. N. of wks
⋙ pakṣadharmatāvāda: ○dharmatā-vāda m. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣanāḍī: ○nāḍī f. a quill Suśr
⋙ pakṣanikṣepa: ○nikṣepa m. the placing on the side of. counting among (comp.) Sarvad
⋙ pakṣapāta: ○pāta m. 'falling of the feathers, the moulting of birds L; • flying, soaring Ratnâv. ii, 7; • adopting a side or argument, siding with, partiality or inclination for (loc., gen., acc. with prati, or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c. (also Ratnâv. ii, 7); • a partisan, adherent W; • -kṛta-sneha mfn. manifesting party attachment, sympathizing MW
⋙ pakṣapātin: ○pātin mfn. flying; • ifc. siding with, favouring Kāv. Pañc; • ○ti-tā f. Rājat. Naish; • ○ti-tva n. MW
⋙ pakṣapāli: ○pāli f. a wing, Caṇḍak; • a private or back door L
⋙ pakṣapuccha: ○pucchá n. wings and tail ŚBr; • ○cchá-vat mfn. having wings and tails ib
⋙ pakṣapuṭa: ○puṭa m. a wing (lit. 'the hollow of the wing') Hariv. Kād
⋙ pakṣapoṣaṇa: ○poṣaṇa mfn. favouring a party, factious BhP
⋙ pakṣapradoṣavrata: ○pradoṣavrata n. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣapradyota: ○pradyota m. N. of a partic. position of the hands in dancing Cat. [Page 574, Column 1]
⋙ pakṣabala: ○bala n. strength of wing MW
⋙ pakṣabindu: ○bindu m. 'wingspot, a heron L
⋙ pakṣabhāga: ○bhāga m. the side or flank, (esp.) the flank of an elephant L
⋙ pakṣabhukti: ○bhukti f. the course traversed by the sun in a fortnight BhP
⋙ pakṣabheda: ○bheda m. distinction between two sides of an argument; • the difference between the two halves of a lunar month MW
⋙ pakṣamūla: ○mūla n. the √or articulation of a wing L
⋙ pakṣayāga: ○yāga m. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣaracanā: ○racanā f. forming a party or faction; • -naipuṇya n. skill in forming &c. Daś
⋙ pakṣarātri: ○rātri f. a kind of play or sport Cat
⋙ pakṣavañcitaka: ○vañcitaka n. a partic. position of the hands in dancing ib
⋙ pakṣavat: ○vat (○kṣá-), mfn. winged, having wings or flanks ŚBr. MBh. &c; • belonging to a party, having adherents or followers MBh. (Nīlak. 'belonging to a good family, wellborn')
⋙ pakṣavadha: ○vadha m. 'side stroke', paralysis of one side Car. Bhpr
⋙ pakṣavāda: ○vāda m. expression of opinion, stating a case MBh
⋙ pakṣavāhana: ○vāhana m. 'whose vehicles are wings', a bird L
⋙ pakṣavikala: ○vikala mfn. having mutilated wṭwings Mṛicch
⋙ pakṣavyāpin: ○vyāpin mfn. embracing the whole of an argument MW
⋙ pakṣaśas: ○śas ind. by or for half months or fortnights MBh
⋙ pakṣasammita: ○sammita mfn. corresponding to the (size of the) wings KātySr
⋙ pakṣasundara: ○sundara m. Symplocos Racemosa L
⋙ pakṣahata: ○hatá mfn. paralysed on one side ŚBr
⋙ pakṣahara: ○hara m. a recreant, traitor MBh
⋙ pakṣahoma: ○homa m. an oblation lasting for a fortnight or to be offered every fortnight L; • -vidhi m. -samasya-vidhāna n. N. of wks
⋙ pakṣākāra: pakṣâkāra mfn. wing-shaped MW
⋙ pakṣāghāta: pakṣâghāta m.= ○kṣa-vadha Car. Suśr; • refutation of an argument or view W
⋙ pakṣādi: pakṣâdi m. the first day of a half month PārGṛ
⋙ pakṣādhyāya: pakṣâdhyāya m. casuistry, logic Divyâv
⋙ pakṣānta: pakṣânta m. the end of the wings of an army arranged in the shape of a bird MBh; • the last or 15th Tithi of either half month, new or full moon Gobh. Mn. &c
⋙ pākṣāntara: pâkṣântara n. an individual or particular case L; • another side or view of an argument Śak. Sch
⋙ pakṣābhāsa: pakṣâbhāsa m. a seeming or fallacious argument, a fallacy, a false plaint Yājñ. Sch
⋙ pakṣāvalī: pakṣâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣāvasara: pakṣâvasara m. (L.),
⋙ pakṣāvasāna: pakṣâḍvasāna n. (Var.) the last Tithi or day of either half month, day of new or full moon
⋙ pakṣāṣṭamī: pakṣâṣṭamī f. the 8th Tithi or day of either half month PārGṛ
⋙ pakṣāhati: pakṣâhati f. a stroke with the wings MW
⋙ pakṣāhāra: pakṣâhāra m. one who eats food only once in a half month MBh
⋙ pakṣeśvara: pakṣêśvara m. N. of an author (prob. = ṣa-dhara) Cat
⋙ pakṣotkṣepa: pakṣôtkṣepa m. v. l. for ○kṣa-kṣepa
⋙ pakṣodgrāhin: pakṣôdgrāhin mfn. = ○kṣa-grāhin MW
≫ pakṣaka: pakṣaka m. a wing (ifc; • cf. sa-); • N. of the number two Hcat; • a fan Gal; • a side door L; • a side Śiś; • a partisan L
≫ pakṣati: pakṣatí f. the √or pit of a bird's wing VS. Kāv. Rājat. (cf. Pāṇ. 5-2, 25); • the feathers or plumage of a bird Kād. Bālar. (ifc; • -tā f.); • the first Tithi or day of the half month (also ○tī) L
⋙ pakṣatipuṭa: ○puṭa m. pl. the expanded wings Caṇḍ. (cf. pakṣa-p○)
≫ pakṣas: pákṣas n. a wing Uṇ. iv, 219 Sch; • a side RV. vi, 47, 19; • the side part of a carriage AV. ŚāṅkhBr. Gobh; • the leaf or side-post of a door VS. TBr. Kāṭh; • the wing of an army, ŚāṅkhBr a half or any division ŚrS; • a half month TāṇḍBr; • the side or shore of a river ib. ŚāṅkhŚr
≫ pakṣālikā: pakṣālikā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
≫ pakṣālu: pakṣālu m. a bird L
≫ pakṣi 1: pakṣi m. a bird (only acc. sg. ○kṣim R. B. iii, 14, 2; • pl. ○kṣīn MBh. xii, 9306)
≫ pakṣi 2: pakṣi in comp. for ○kṣin
⋙ pakṣikīṭa: ○kīṭa m. a species of small bird MW
⋙ pakṣijyotiṣa: ○jyotiṣa n. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣitīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place Cat
⋙ pakṣitva: ○tva n. the state or condition of a bird Kathās
⋙ pakṣipati: ○pati m. 'prince of bird', N. of Sampāti R
⋙ pakṣipānīyaśālikā: ○pānīya-śālikā f. a trough or reservoir for watering bird L
⋙ pakṣipuṃgava: ○puṃgava m. 'bull among bird', N. of Garuḍa Hariv; • of Jaṭāyu R
⋙ pakṣipravara: ○pravara m. 'most excellent among bird's', N. of Garuḍa Hariv
⋙ pakṣibālaka: ○bālaka m. a young bird MW
⋙ pakṣimanuṣyālayalakṣaṇa: ○manuṣyâlaya-lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ pakṣimārga: ○mārga m. 'bird's Path', the air Gal
⋙ pakṣimṛgatā: ○mṛga-tā f. the form or condition of a bird or of a beast Mn. xii, 9
⋙ pakṣirāj: ○rāj or m. 'king of bird', N. of Garuḍa or of Jaṭayu R. Kathās
⋙ pakṣirāja: ○rāja m. 'king of bird', N. of Garuḍa or of Jaṭayu R. Kathās
⋙ pakṣirājya: ○rājya n. the sovereignty of the feathered tribes MW
⋙ pakṣiśārdūla: ○śārdūla m. (in music) a kind of dance
⋙ pakṣiśālā: ○śālā f. 'bird-house', an aviary or a nest L
⋙ pakṣiśāvaka: ○śāvaka m. a young bird MW
⋙ pakṣisiṃha: ○siṃha (L.),
⋙ svāmin: svāmin (Hit.), m. lion or lord among bṭbird', N. of Garuḍa. [Page 574, Column 2]
⋙ pakṣīndra: pakṣī7ndra m. = ○kṣi-rāj R. Ragh. Kathās
⋙ pakṣīśa: pakṣī7śa m.id. R
≫ pakṣin: pakṣín mfn. winged (lit. and fig.) RV. &c.&c; • (ifc.) taking the side of. siding with Hariv; • m. a bird or any winged animal RV. &c. &c; • the bird Garuḍa as one of the 18 attendants of the Sun L; • N. of Śiva MBh; • a day with the 2 nights enclosing it L; • an arrow L; • a partic. sacrificial act TāṇḍBr; • (iṇī), f. a female bird Hariv; • (with or sc. rātri) a night with the 2 days enclosing it Gobh. Gaut; • the day of full moon L; • N. of a Śākini L
≫ pakṣila: pakṣila m. N. of the saint Vātsyāyana L
⋙ pakṣilasvāmin: ○svāmin m. id. (as identified with Cāṇakya) Sarvad
≫ pakṣīkṛ: pakṣī-√kṛ to appropriate, become master of anything Hcar
≫ pakṣīya: pakṣīya mfn. taking the side or party of, siding with (comp.) Hariv
≫ pakṣu: pakṣu m. N. of a serpent-demon L. (wṛ. for vakṣu?)
≫ pakṣma 1: pakṣma m. or an. eye-lash (in gen. pl. ○māṇām MBh. iv, 390); • n. lead Gal
≫ pakṣma 2: pakṣma in comp. for ○man,
⋙ pakṣmakopa: ○kopa m. irritation in the eye from the eyelashes turning in wards (Entropium) Suśr
⋙ pakṣmapāta: ○pāta m. 'falling of the eyelashes', closing of the eyes Ragh
⋙ pakṣmaprakopa: ○prakopa m. = -kopa Suśr
⋙ pakṣmayūkā: ○yūkā f. a louse in the eyelashes L
⋙ pakṣmasampāta: ○sampāta m.= -pāta; • -ja (with kāla), m. an instant MBh
⋙ pakṣmaspanda: ○spanda m. quivering of the eyelashes Kāvyâd. ii, 149
⋙ pakṣmākṣa: pakṣmâkṣa mfn. suffering from Entropium (cf. above) L
≫ pakṣman: pákṣman n. (sg. and pl.) the eyelashes (○ṇonipātena', in the twinkling of an eye, in an instant' MBh; • cf. pakṣma-pāta &c.: above) TS. ŚBr. &c. &c; • the hair (of a decr) Śiś. i, 8; • the filament of a flower ib. v, 85; • a thin thread L; • the leaf of a flower Kād; • a wing L; • a whisker MW
≫ pakṣmala: pakṣmala mf(ā)n. having long eyelashes Kāv. Suśr; • having long or thick hair, hairy, shaggy Śiś; • downy, soft Kād. Bālar
⋙ pakṣmaladṛś: ○dṛś f. (a woman) having long eyelashes Viddh
≫ pakṣya: pakṣyá mf(ā)n. being in or belonging to the wings (cf. below); • changing every half month RV. iii, 53, 16 (Sāy. 'descended from Paksha i.e. the sun'); • produced or occurring in a fortnight W; • (ifc.) siding or taking part with Kathās
⋙ pakṣyavayas: ○vayas mfn. whose strength lies in his (its) wings, Śulbas
pakṣṇu: pakṣṇu See p. 575, col. 2
pakhoda: pakhoda and pakhauda m. Capparis Divaricata L
pagārā: pagārā f. N. of a place Inscr
paṅka: páṅka m. n. (g. ardharcâdi, said to be fr. √1. pac 'to spread') mud, mire, dirt, clay (ifc. f. ā) Suparṇ. Mn. MBh. &c; • ointment, unguent (in comp; • cf. kuṅkuma-, candana- &c.) Kāv. BhP; • moral impurity, sin L
⋙ paṅkakarvaṭa: ○karvaṭa m. mud on the banks of a river, soft mud L
⋙ paṅkakīra: ○kīra m. an aquatic bird, lap-wing L
⋙ paṅkakrīḍa: ○krīḍa and m. 'sporting in mud', a pig L
⋙ paṅkakrīḍanaka: ○krīḍanaka m. 'sporting in mud', a pig L
⋙ paṅkagaḍaka: ○gaḍaka m
⋙ paṅkagaṇḍī: ○gaṇḍī and f. a small fish, Macrognathus Pancalus L
⋙ paṅkagati: ○gati f. a small fish, Macrognathus Pancalus L
⋙ paṅkagrāha: ○grāha m. the marine monster Makara L
⋙ paṅkacchid: ○cchid m. 'mud-destroyer', Strychnos Potatorum (the fruit of which is used for purifying foul water) Mālav
⋙ paṅkaja: ○ja n. (ifc. f. ā) 'mud-born', a species of lotus, Nelumbium Speciosum (whose flower closes in the evening) MBh. Kāv. &c. (in Kathās. once ā f.); • m. N. of Brahmā Cat. (for paṅkaja-ja); • mfn. lotus-eyed Jātakam; • -janman m. 'lotus-born', N. of Brahmā Hariv; • -nayanā f. a lotus-eyed woman Bhām; • -nābha m. 'having a lotus springing from his navel', N. of Vishṇu Ragh. BhP; • -netra mfn. lotus-eyed' (said of Vishṇu) BhP; • -pattra-netra m. having eyes like lotus-leaves MW; • -mālin mfn. wearing a lotus-crown (Vishṇu) BhP; • -lāvam ind. (fr. √lū) cutting off like a lotus-flower Bālar; • -vat mfn. furnished with a lotus Nīlak. on MBh; • ○jâkṣī f. = ○ja-nayanā Amar; • ○jâṅghri mfn. whose feet are adorned with lotus-flowers (Vishṇu) BhP; • jâvalī f. N. of a metre Col. (cf. paṅkâvalī); • ○jâsana-stha mfn. sitting on a lotus-throne (Brahmā) Var; • ○jiṅ mfn. furnished with a lotus MBh; • (nī), f. Nelumbium Speciosum (the plant or a group or the flexible stalk of such lotuses), also a lotus-pond (= ○nī-saras) Kāv. Pur
⋙ paṅkajanman: ○janman n. = -ja n. L
⋙ paṅkajāta: ○jāta n. id; • = pāpa-samūha Dharmaś
⋙ paṅkajit: ○jit m. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh
⋙ paṅkatā: ○tā f. the nature or property of mud, muddiness Śiś
⋙ paṅkadanta: ○dantá mfn. having mud or clay between the teeth Suparṇ. [Page 574, Column 3]
⋙ paṅkadigdha: ○digdha mfn. mud-smeared; • -śarīra m. 'having a mud-smṭsmeared body', N. of a Dānava Hariv; • ○dhâṅga m. 'having mud-smeared limbs', N. of a being attending on Skanda MBh
⋙ paṅkaprabhā: ○prabhā f. (with Jainas) N. of one of the 7 divisions of hell (where mud takes the place of light) L
⋙ paṅkabhāj: ○bhāj mfn. sunk in the mire W
⋙ paṅkabhāraka: ○bhāraka mfn. laden with mud, muddy W
⋙ paṅkabhāva: ○bhāva m. = -tā Ragh
⋙ paṅkamagna: ○magna (paṅká.), mfn. immersed in mud Suparṇ
⋙ paṅkamajjana: ○majjana n. immersion in mud MW
⋙ paṅkamaṇḍuka: ○maṇḍuka (!), m. a bivalve conch L. (wṛ. ○dūka)
⋙ paṅkamaya: ○maya mf(i)n. full of mud, muddy MW
⋙ paṅkaruh: ○ruh and n. = -ja n. L
⋙ paṅkaruha: ○ruha n. = -ja n. L; • ○hiṇī f. (Vcar.) = -jinī
⋙ paṅkalagna: ○lagna mfn. sticking in mud Bhpr
⋙ paṅkavat: ○vat mfn. muddy, covered with mud Hariv. R
⋙ paṅkavāri: ○vāri n. vḷ. for pakva-v○
⋙ paṅkavāsa: ○vāsa m. 'mud-dweller', a crab L
⋙ paṅkaśukti: ○śukti f. 'mud-shell', the stair-case shell L
⋙ paṅkaśūraṇa: ○śūraṇa m. 'mud-√', the fibrous eatable √of a lotus (also written -ṣūraṇa, or -sūr○)
⋙ paṅkākta: paṅkâkta mfn. smeared with mud Hit
⋙ paṅkāvalī: paṅkâvalī f. N. of a metre Col. (cf. paṅkajâv○)
≫ paṅkaya: paṅkaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make muddy, trouble Kir. xi, 19; • to besmear Hcar
≫ paṅkāra: paṅkāra m. (only L.) Blyxa Octandra; • Trapa Bispinosa; • a dam, dike; • stairs, a ladder
≫ paṅkin: paṅkin mfn. muddy, ifc. covered with anything as with mud MBh. (cf. mala-)
≫ paṅkila: paṅkila mf(ā)n. = prec. MBh. Hariv; • thick, condensed L; • m. a boat, canoe L
≫ paṅke: paṅke loc. of paṅka in comp
⋙ paṅkeja: ○ja n. = ○ka-ja L
⋙ paṅkeruh: ○ruh n. id., Prasann
⋙ paṅkeruha: ○ruha n. id. Dhūrtas. BhP; • m. the Indian crane L; • -vasati m. loc-dweller, N. of Brahmā Vcar; • ○hâkṣī; • f. a loc-eyed woman Bhām; • ○hiṇī f. Nelumbium Speciosum ib
⋙ paṅkeśaya: ○śaya mfn. resting or dwelling in mud Suśr
paṅkaṇa: paṅkaṇa wṛ. for pakkaṇa
paṅkti: paṅkti (also ○ktī m. c. and in comp.), f. (fr. pañcan) a row or set or collection of five, the number 5 AV. Br. &c; • a sort of five fold metre consisting of 5 Pādas of 8 syllables each ib; • any stanza of 4 X 10 syllables Col. (= chandas L.); • the number 10 Hcat. (cf. -grīva &c. below); • any row or set or series or number, a group, collection, flock, troop, assembly, company (e.g. of persons eating together or belonging to the same caste) Mn. MBh. Kāv. &c; • the earth L; • wṛ. for pakti, q.v
⋙ paṅktikaṭa: ○kaṭa m. a species of grass ĀpGṛ. Sch
⋙ paṅktikaṇṭaka: ○kaṇṭaka m. a white-flowering Achyranthes L
⋙ paṅktikanda: ○kanda m. a partic. bulbous plant L
⋙ paṅktikrama: ○krama m. order, succession Hit
⋙ paṅktigrīva: ○grīva m. 'ten-necked', N. of Rāvaṇa L
⋙ paṅkticara: ○cara m. 'going in lines', an osprey L
⋙ paṅktidūṣa: ○dūṣa (MBh.),
⋙ paṅktidūṣaka: ○dūḍṣaka (Var.),
⋙ paṅktidūṣaṇa: ○dūḍṣaṇa (Āpast.), mfn. 'defiling society', (any person) improper to associate with
⋙ paṅktidoṣa: ○doṣa m. 'societybane', anything which defiles a social circle MBh
⋙ paṅktipāvana: ○pāvana mfn. purifying society, respectable (opp. to dūṣa) Mn. MBh. &c; • -pāvana mfn. doing honour to a social circle TS. Sch
⋙ paṅktibīja: ○bīja m. Acacia Arabica L
⋙ paṅktimālā: ○mālā f. a species of plant Gal
⋙ paṅktiratha: ○ratha m. 'having 10 chariots', N. of Daśaratha (Rāma's father) Ragh. Pur
⋙ paṅktirādhas: ○rādhas (○ktí-), mfn. containing fivefold (or numbers of) gifts RV
⋙ paṅktivihaṃgamanāmabhṛt: ○vihaṃgama-nāma-bhṛt m. = -paṅkti-ratha, or daśa-r○ Vām. ii, 1, 13
⋙ paṅktiśas: ○śas ind. by rows or numbers Śiś. xiv, 33
≫ paṅktikā: paṅktikā f. the number ten, a decade Hcat; • a row, line (in akṣara-p○) Bhartṛ
≫ paṅktī: paṅktī for paṅkti in comp
⋙ paṅktīkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. combined into groups Hariv
⋙ paṅktīhara: ○hara See pāṅktīhari
⋙ paṅktyuttarā: paṅkty-uttarā f. a kind of metre RPrāt
paṅgu: paṅgu mf(vii, or ū)n. (fr. √paj ?; • Uṇ. i, 37 Sch.) lame, halt, crippled in the legs AV.Par. Yājñ. MBh. &c; • N. of those elements of the body which are themselves without motion (but are moved by the wind) Bhpr; • m. N. of the planet Saturn (as moving slowly) Cat. (cf. -vāsara); • of Nirjita-varman Rājat
⋙ paṅgugraha: ○graha m. the seamonster Makara (cf. paṅka-g○) W; • one of the signs of the zodiac (cf. makara) MW
⋙ paṅgutā: ○tā f. lameness, motionlessness; • -hāriṇī f. 'destroying lameness', a species of shrub L. Mn. xi, 51
⋙ paṅgutva: ○tva n. = -tâ Tattvas
⋙ paṅgubhāva: ○bhāva m. = -tā Vcar
⋙ paṅguvakrakarmaprakāśa: ○vakra-karma-prakāśa m. N. of wk
⋙ paṅguvāsara: ○vāsara m. Saturday KāśīKh
≫ paṅguka: paṅguka mfn. = paṅgu, lame MBh
≫ paṅgula: paṅgula mfn. id. L; • n. (?) lameness Suśr; • m. a horse of a glassy or silvery white colour L. [Page 575, Column 1]
≫ paṅgūyita: paṅgūyita n. limping, lameness Śrīkaṇṭh
pac 1: pac or pañc, cl. 1, P. Ā. pacati, ○te, or pañcati, ○te, to spread out, make clear or evident Dhātup. vi, 14: Caus. -pañcayati (xxxii, 108), See pra-pañcaya
≫ pañca 1: pañca mf(ā)n. spread out Uttarar; • m. (in music) a kind of measure
pac 2: pac cl. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxiii, 27) pácati, ○te (cl. 4. Ā. pácyate, below.; • p. pacāna MBh. iii, 13239 [cf. kim-pacāna]; • pf. papāca [2. sg. papaktha or pecitha Pāṇ. 6-4, 121 Sch.], pecur; • pece, pecire [ápeciran, i AV; • peciran Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-4, 120]; • aor. pákṣat RV; • apākṣīt, apakta Gr; • Prec. pacyāt ib; • fut. pakṣyati, ○te or paktā Br; • ind. p. paktvā́ AV. MBh; • inf. páktave AV. Br; • paktum, pāṇ viii, 2, 30 Sch.), to cook, bake, roast, boil (Ā. also 'for one's self') RV. &c. &c; • (with double acc.) to cook anything out of (e.g. tandulān odanam pacati, 'he cooks porridge out of rice-grains') Siddh; • to bake or burn (bricks) ŚBr; • to digest Suśr; • to ripen, mature, bring to perfection or completion RV. &c. &c; • (with double acc.) to develop or change into (e.g. puṇyâpuṇyaṃ sukhâsukham, 'merit and demerit into weal or woe') Vop; • (intrans.) to become ripe or mature Bhpr.: Pass. pacyáte (○ti MBh; • aor. apāci Gr.), to be cooked or burnt or melted or digested or ripened or developed RV. &c. &c; • to be tormented Divyâv; • also intrans. = pácyate (cf.above), to become ripe or mature, to develop or ripen RV. VS. Br. (with acc. of the fruit that is borne or ripens Maitr. Kāṭh; • Pāṇ. 3-1, 87 Vārtt. 14 Pat; • lokáḥ pácyamānaḥ, 'the developing world' ŚBr.): Caus. pācayati, ○te Br. (aor. apīpacat Gr; • Pass. pācyate, p. ○cyamāna MBh.); • to cause to cook or be cooked (Ā. 'for one's self'), to have cooked or to cook ŚBr. MBh. &c. (cf. Pāṇ. 1-3, 74 ; 4, 52, (?) Sch.); • to cause to ripen TBr; • to bring to completion or to an end, cure, heal Suśr.: Desid. pipakṣati Gr.: Intens. pāpacīti Gr; • pāpacyate, to be much cooked, to cook very much or burn excessively, to be much afflicted BhP. Suśr.: Desid. of intens. pāpacishati, ○te Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? for ? ; Lat. coquo ; [575, 1] Slav. peka, pes8ti.]
≫ paktavya: paktavya mfn. to be cooked or baked MBh; • to be matured or digested W
≫ pakti: paktí (VS. pákti), f. cooking, preparing food Mn. ix, 11 (anna-p○); • food or any dish of cooked food RV. VS; • digesting, digestion Mn. Yājñ. Suśr; • place of digestion (= -sthāna) Suśr; • ripening, development (cf. loka-), having results or consequences Var. Kāv; • purification MBh. xii, 9745 (Nilak.); • respectability, dignity, fame Suśr
⋙ paktidṛṣṭi: ○dṛṣṭi f. du. digestive organs and sight Mn. xii, 120
⋙ paktināśana: ○nāśana mfn. spoiling digestion Suśr
⋙ paktiśūla: ○śūla n. violent pain or inflammation of the bowels proceeding from indigestion, colic L
⋙ paktisthāna: ○sthāna n. place of digestion Suśr
≫ paktṛ: paktṛ́ mfn. who or what cooks or roasts or bakes (with gen.) AV. ŚBr. MBh. &c; • digestive, promoting digestion Suśr; • m. or n. the digestive fire, force of digestion Car
⋙ paktra: pakḍtra n. the state of a householder who possesses a sacred fire or that fire perpetually maintained by him Uṇ. iv, 166
⋙ paktrima: pakḍtrima mfn. obtained by cooking Pāṇ. 3-3, 88 ; iv, 4, 20; • ripe HPariś; • cooked W
≫ paktha: pakthá m. N. of a man protected by the Aśvins RV. (○thasya saubharasya, N. of 2 sāmans ĀrshBr.); • pl. N. of a people ib
⋙ pakthin: pakḍthin m. 'who cooks the oblation' (Sāy; • prob. N. of a man) ib
≫ pakva: pakvá mf(ā)n. (considered as p.p. of √2. pac; • Pāṇ. 8-2, 52) cooked, roasted, baked, boiled, prepared on a fire (opp. to āma) RV. &c. &c. (also applied to the milk in an udder); • warmed (cf. dviṣ-) Gobh. Mn. &c; • baked or burnt (as bricks or earthenware pots) ŚBr. Var. &c; • ripe, mature (lit. and fig.) RV. &c. &c. (also applied to a tree with ripe fruits); • grey, hoary (as the hair) Dhūrtas; • accomplished, perfect, fully developed (as the understanding, character &c.) MBh. BhP; • ripe for decay, near to death, decrepit, perishing, decaying ib; • digested W; • n. cooked food, dish RV. AV. ŚBr; • ripe corn AV; • the ashes of a burnt corpse ib
⋙ pakvakaṣāya: ○kaṣāya mfn. whose passion has become extinguished BhP
⋙ pakvakṛt: ○kṛt mfn. cooking, maturing, dressing food; • m. Azadirachta Indica L
⋙ pakvakeśa: ○keśa mfn. grey-haired W
⋙ pakvagātra: ○gātra mfn. having a decrepit or infirm body Divyâv
⋙ pakvatā: ○tā f. ripeness, maturity, greyness (of the hair) L. [Page 575, Column 2]
⋙ pakvarasa: ○rasa m. wine or any intoxicating liquor made of the juice of the sugar cane Bhpr
⋙ pakvavat: ○vat mfn. one who has cooked &c. MW
⋙ pakvavāri: ○vāri n. sour rice-gruel (= kāñjika) L; • boiling or distilled water W. (v. l. paṅka-v○)
⋙ pakvasasyopamonnati: ○sasyôpamônnati m. a species of Kadamba L
⋙ pakvaharitalūna: ○harita-lūna mfn. cut (grain), ripe but not dry L
⋙ pakvātīsāra: pakvâtīsāra m. chronic dysentery Bhpr
⋙ pakvādhāna: pakvâdhāna n. the receptacle for digested food, the stomach, abdomen Suśr
⋙ pakvānna: pakvânna n. cooked or dressed food Mn. Var. &c
⋙ pakvāśaya: pakvâśaya m.= ○vâdhāna MBh. Suśr. (cf. āmâś○)
⋙ pakvāśin: pakvâśin mfn. eating only cooked food, Pracaṇḍ. i, 19
⋙ pakveṣṭaka: pakvêṣṭaka mfn. made of burnt bricks Mṛicch; • -cita n. a building constructed with burnt bricks Yājñ
⋙ pakveṣṭakā: pakvêṣṭakā f. a burnt or baked brick Var; • -maya mf(ī)n. made of burnt bricks Hcat
≫ pakvaka: pakvaká m. (?) AV. xx, 130, 6
≫ pakṣṇu: pakṣṇu mfn. who or what cooks or matures Vop
≫ pac 3: pac mfn. (ifc; • nom. -pak Pāṇ. 6-4, 15 Sch.) cooking, baking
≫ paca 1: paca mfn. id. (cf. alpam-, iṣṭi-, kim- &c.); • m. and (a), f. the act of cooking &c. L
⋙ pacapaca: ○paca m. 'continually bringing to maturity' (?), N. of Śiva MBh
⋙ pacampacā: ○m-pacā f. Curcuma Aromatica or Xanthorrhiza Bhpr. (vḷ. -bacā L.)
≫ paca 2: paca 2. sg. Impv. of √pac
⋙ pacaprakūṭā: ○prakūṭā and f. g. mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi
⋙ pacalavaṇā: ○lavaṇā f. g. mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi
≫ pacaka: pacaka m. a cook, cooking, baking L
≫ pacat: pacat mf(ntī)n. cooking, roasting &c
⋙ pacatpuṭa: ○puṭa m. Hibiscus Phoeniceus L
≫ pacata 1: pacatá mfn. cooked, boiled &c. RV. VS. ŚāṅkhBr; • m. fire L; • the sun L; • N. of Indra L; • n. cooked food (= pakti) Nir. vi, 16
≫ pacata 2: pacata 2. pl. Impv. of √pac
⋙ pacatabhṛjjatā: ○bhṛjjatā f. (2. pl. Impv. of √pac and √bhṛjj) continual baking and roasting, g. mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi
≫ pacatikalpam: pacati-kalpam ind. (?) Pāṇ. 5-3, 67, (?) Sch
≫ pacatya: pacatyá mfn. cooked, dressed RV. iii, 52, 2
≫ pacana: pacana mfn. cooking, maturing (cf. anvāhārya-, eṇī-); • m. fire L; • (ā), f. becoming ripe, ripening L; • (ī), f. the wild citron tree L. (vḷ. pavanī); • n. (pác○) a means or instrument for cooking. RV. ŚBr; • cooking, roasting, maturing, becoming cooked or ripe MBh. Suśr. BhP
⋙ pacanakriyā: ○kriyā f. cooking, dressing food Gaut
⋙ pacanāgāra: pacanâgāra n. 'cooking room', a kitchen ĀpGṛ. Sch
⋙ pacanāgni: pacanâgni m. a fire for boiling ib
≫ pacanikā: pacanikā f. a pan L
≫ pacamānaka: pacamānaka mfn. accustomed to cook one's food Baudh
≫ paci: paci m. fire L; • cooking, maturing L
≫ pacelima: pacelima mfn. being soon cooked, cooking or ripening quickly Pāṇ. 3-1, 96 Vārtt. 1 Pat. Kull. on Mn. iv, 172; • m. (L.) Phaseolus Mungo or a similar species of bean; • fire; • the sun
⋙ paceluka: paceḍluka m. a cook L
≫ pacya: pacya mfn. becoming ripe, ripening ( kṛṣṭa-pacya)
paccanikā: paccanikā or paccanī f. a partic. part of a plough Kṛishis
pacchabda: pac-chabda pac-chas &c. See under 3. pad, p. 583
paj: paj or pañj, to become stiff or rigid, only pf. Ā. pāpaje with apa, he started back from (loc.) RV. x, 105, 3. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. pango.] [575, 2]
≫ pajra: pajrá mf(ā́)n. solid, stout, fat, strong RV. [Gk. ?]; • m. N. of Kakshivat and other men ib; • [575, 2] (ā), f. the Soma plant ib; • n. N. of a Sāman Lāṭy
⋙ pajrahoṣin: ○hoṣin mfn. having fat or rich oblations (Indra-Agni) RV. vi, 59, 4 (cf. Nir. v, 22)
≫ pajriya: pajriyá m. N. of Kakshīvat RV
≫ pañjaka: pañjaka m. N. of a man Rājat
≫ pañjara: pañjara n. a cage, aviary, dove-cot, net MBh. Kāv. &c; • a skeleton, the ribs Prab. Caṇḍ. (also m. L.); • N. of partic. prayers and formularies VāmP; • m. (L.) the body. Udbh; • the Kali-yuga L; • a purificatory ceremony performed on cows L; • a kind of bulbous plant (v. l. pañjala)
⋙ pañjarakapiñjala: ○kapiñjala m. a partridge in a cage Mṛicch
⋙ pañjarakapota: ○kapota m. a pigeon in a cṭcage ib
⋙ pañjarakesarin: ○kesarin m. a lion in a cṭcage Kād
⋙ pañjaracālananyāya: ○cālana-nyāya m. the rule (exemplified by the story) of shaking the cage (by 11 birds who united their strength for this purpose although they differed in other ways) Śaṃk
⋙ pañjarabhāj: ○bhāj mfn. 'keeping the cṭcage, remaining in it Kād. [Page 575, Column 3]
⋙ pañjaraśuka: ○śuka m. a parrot in a cage Mṛicch
⋙ pañjarākheṭa: pañjarâkheṭa m. a sort of basket or wicker trap in which fish are caught L
≫ pañjaraka: pañjaraka m. or n. a cage, aviary &c. MBh. . Pañc
pajoka: pajoka m. N. of a poet Cat
pajja: paj-ja See 3. pad
pajihaṭikā: pajihaṭikā f. (pad +?) a small bell Chandom; • a kind of metre ib
pañc: pañc See √1. pac, col. 1
≫ pañca 1: pañca See under 1. pac ib
pañca 2: pañca in comp. for pañcan ( See p. 578)
⋙ pañcakapāla: ○kapāla (páñca.), mf(i)n. prepared or offered in five cups or bowls, m. (with or, sc. puro-dāśa) an oblation so offered ŚBr. ŚrS
⋙ pañcakarṇa: ○karṇa mfn. branded in the ear with the number 5 (as cattle) Pāṇ. 6-3, 115 (?); • m. N. of a man TĀr
⋙ pañcakarpaṭa: ○karpaṭa m. pl. N. of a people MBh
⋙ pañcakarma: ○karma n. (L.),
⋙ pañcakarman: ○karman n. (Suśr.),
⋙ pañcakarmī: ○karmī f. (L.) the 5 kinds of treatment (in medicine, viz. giving emetics, purgative medicines, sternutatories, and enemas of two kinds, oily and not oily); • ○mavidhi and ○mâdhikāra m. N. of medic. wks
⋙ pañcakalpa: ○kalpa m. one who studies or has studied 5 Kalpas (esp. those belonging to the AV.) L; • (ī), f. N. of wk
⋙ pañcakalyāṇaka: ○kalyāṇaka m. a horse with white feet and a white mouth Hcat
⋙ pañcakaṣāya: ○kaṣāya m. (?), a decoction from the fruits of 5 plants (the Jambū, Sālmali, Vāṭyāla, Bakula and Badara) L; • -ja and ○yâttha mfn. produced from the above decoction Suśr
⋙ pañcakāṭhakaprayogavṛtti: ○kāṭhaka-prayoga-vṛtti f. N. of wk
⋙ pañcakāpittha: ○kāpittha mfn. prepared with the 5 products of Feronia Elephantum Suśr
⋙ pañcakārukī: ○kārukī f. the 5 artisans in a village L
⋙ pañcakālakriyādīpa: ○kāla-kriyā-dīpa m
⋙ pañcakālapaddhati: ○kāla-paddhati f
⋙ pañcakālapravartana: ○kāla-pravartana n. N. of wks
⋙ pañcakūrca: ○kūrca n. = -gavya KāśīKh
⋙ pañcakṛtya: ○kṛtya n. the 5 actions by which the supreme power manifests itself (viz. sṛṣṭi, sthiti, saṃhāra, tirobhāva and anugraha-karaṇa) Sarvad; • (m.) a species of, plant L
⋙ pañcakṛtvas: ○kṛtvas ind. 5 times Lāṭy. KātyŚr. Suśr
⋙ pañcakṛṣṇa: ○kṛṣṇa m. 'having 5 black spots', a species of poisonous insect Suśr
⋙ pañcakṛṣṇala: ○kṛṣṇala n. 5 Kṛishṇalas or coins so called Gaut; • ○laka mfn. comprising 5 Kṛishṇalas MW
⋙ pañcakoṇa: ○koṇa m. a pentagon Col
⋙ pañcakola: ○kola or n. the 5 spices (viz. long pepper, its √, Piper Chaba, plumbago and dry ginger) Car. Bhpr
⋙ pañcakolaka: ○koḍlaka n. the 5 spices (viz. long pepper, its √, Piper Chaba, plumbago and dry ginger) Car. Bhpr
⋙ pañcakośa: ○kośa (ibc.) the 5 sheaths supposed to invest the soul W. (cf. kośa); • -viveka and -samṇyāsâcāra m. N. of wks
⋙ pañcakrama: ○krama m. a particular Krama (or method of reciting the Vedic text) consisting of 5 members ( See pāṭha) L; • N. of a Buddh. wk. (also -ṭippanī f.)
⋙ pañcakrośa: ○krośa m. or a distance of 5 Krośas, the ground extending to that distance round Benares (cf. RTL. 218, 1 ; 435)
⋙ pañcakrośī: ○kroḍśī f. a distance of 5 Krośas, the ground extending to that distance round Benares (cf. RTL. 218, 1 ; 435); • ○śa-mañjarī f. (○rī-sudarśana n.), ○śamāhātmya n. ○śa-yātrā f. or ○śī-yātrā-vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ pañcakroṣṭṛ: ○kroṣṭṛ mfn. = pañcabhiḥ kroṣṭrībhiḥ krītaḥ Pat
⋙ pañcakleśabheda: ○kleśa-bheda mf(ā)n. afflicted by the 5 kinds of pain ŚvetUp
⋙ pañcakṣāra: ○kṣāra n. = -lavaṇa, q.v
⋙ pañcakhaṭva: ○khaṭva n
⋙ pañcakhaṭvī: ○khaṭḍvī f. a collection of 5 bedsteads L
⋙ pañcagaṅga: ○gaṅga n. (C.),
⋙ pañcagaṅgā: ○gaṅgā f. (B.) N. of a locality MBh
⋙ pañcagaṇayoga: ○gaṇa-yoga m. a collect. N. of 5 plants (viz. vidārī-gandhā, bṛhatī, pṛśni-parṇī, nidigdhikā and sva-daṃṣṭrā) L
⋙ pañcagaṇḍaka: ○gaṇḍaka mfn. (prob.) consisting of 5 parts (said of the Dharma-cakra) Divyâv
⋙ pañcagata: ○gata mfn. 'arrived at 5', raised to the 5th power Col
⋙ pañcagatisamatikrānta: ○gati-samatikrānta m. 'having passed through the 5 forms of existence', N. of Gautama Buddha Divyâv. (some reckon 6 forms, See MWB. 121)
⋙ pañcagava: ○gava n
⋙ pañcagavī: ○gavī f. a collection of 5 cows; • ○vadhana mfn. one whose property consists of 5 cows L
⋙ pañcagavya: ○gavya n. the 5 products of the cow (viz. milk, coagulated or sour milk, butter, and the liquid and solid excreta) L; • N. of wk; • -ghṛta n. N. of a partic. mixture Rasar; • -melana-prakāra m. N. of wk; • ○vyâpâna-vat mfn. having an anus made of the Pañca-gavya Hcat
⋙ pañcagārgya: ○gārgya mfn. = pañcabhir gārgibhiḥ krītaḥ Pat
⋙ pañcagu: ○gu mfn. bought with 5 cows Pāṇ. 1-2, 44 Vārtt. 3 Pat
⋙ pañcaguṇa: ○guṇa mfn. fivefold; • having 5 virtues or good qualities MBh
⋙ pañcagupta: ○gupta m. 'covered or protected in a fivefold manner', a tortoise (as drawing in its 4 feet and head; • cf. pañcâṅga-g○) L; • the materialistic system of the Cārvākas L
⋙ pañcagupti: ○gupti f. Medicago Esculenta L
⋙ pañcagṛhita: ○gṛhitá mfn. taken or taken up 5 times ŚBr. KātyŚr; • ○tin mfn. one who has taken up 5 times Lāṭy., Sch,
⋙ pañcagoṇi: ○goṇi mfn. 'carrying 5 loads', bearing a heavy burden, Vajras (cf. Pāṇ. 1-2, 50 Vārtt. 1 Pat.) [Page 576, Column 1]
⋙ pañcagauḍabrāhmaṇajāti: ○gauḍa-brāhmaṇa-jāti
⋙ pañcagranthī: ○granthī
⋙ pañcagrahayogaśānti: ○graha-yoga-śānti f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcagrāmī: ○grāmī f. a collection of 5 villages Yājñ
⋙ pañcaghāta: ○ghāta m. (in music) a kind of measure
⋙ pañcacakṣus: ○cakṣus m. 'five-eyed', N. of the Buddha (who was supposed to have the māṃsa-c○, dharma-c○, prajñā-c○, divya-c○ and buddha-c○ i.e. the carnal eye, the eye of religion, the eye of intellect, the divine eye and the eye of Buddha MW. (cf. Dharmas. lxvi)
⋙ pañcacatvāriṃśa: ○catvāriṃśa mf(ī)n. the 49th (ch. of MBh. and R.)
⋙ pañcacatvāriṃśat: ○catvāriṃśat (pá○) f. 45 ŚBr
⋙ pañcacandra: ○candra m. N. of a man Rājat
⋙ pañcacāmara: ○cāmara n. N. of 2 kinds of metre Col; • -stotra n. N. of a hymn by Śaṃkara
⋙ pañcacitīka: ○cit˘īka (pá○), mfn. piled up in 5 tiers or layers ŚBr. Kāṭh. ĀpŚr. &c
⋙ pañcacīra: ○cīra m. a Buddh. saint also named Mañjuśī (the teacher of Buddhism in Nepal MWB. 202, n. 1) W
⋙ pañcacūḍa: ○cūḍa (pá○), mf(ā)n. having 5 protuberances (cf. f.); • (also -ka) having 5 crests or tufts of hair Kathās; • (ā), f. = -coḍā ŚBr; • N. of an Apsaras MBh. R; • ○ḍā-maṇi m. N. of wk. (also ○ṇi-ṭīkā)
⋙ pañcacoḍā: ○coḍā f. a brick with 5 protuberances TS. ĀpŚr. Śulb
⋙ pañcacola: ○cola m. or n. N. of a part of the Himâlaya range L
⋙ pañcajana: ○janá m. (pl.) the 5 classes of beings (viz. gods, men, Gandharvas and Apsaras, serpents, and Pitṛis) TS. ŚBr. &c. man, mankind Hcar. (○nêndra m. prince, king Rājat.); • (ibc.) the 5 elements MBh; • N. of a demon slain by Kṛishṇa MBh. R. &c. (cf. pāñcajanya); • of a son of Saṃhrāda by Kṛiti BhP; • of a Prajāpati ib; • of a son of Sagara by Keśini Hariv; • of a son of Sṛiñjaya and father of Soma-datta ib; • (ī), f. an assemblage of 5 persons L; • N. of a daughter of Viśva-rūpa and wife of Bharata BhP. (v. l. pāñcajanī); • ○nī́na mfn. devoted or consecrated to the 5 races TS. TBr. (also ○nīya AitBr. ŚāṅkhŚr; • Pāṇ. 5-i, 9 Vārtt. 4 Pat.); • m. an actor, a buffoon L; • the chief of 5 men W
⋙ pañcajitaṃte: ○jitaṃ-te N. of a Stotra
⋙ pañcajñāna: ○jñāna m. 'possessing fivefold knowledge', a Buddha L
⋙ pañcaḍākinī: ○ḍākinī f. N. of a female attendant on Devi W
⋙ pañcatakṣa: ○takṣa n
⋙ pañcatakṣī: ○taḍkṣī f. a collection of 5 carpenters L
⋙ pañcatattva: ○tattva n. the 5 elements collectively (cf. tattva) L; • (in the Tantras) the 5 essentials (= pañca-makāra, q.v.); • -prakāśa m. ○tvâtmaka-stotra n. N. of wks
⋙ pañcatantra: ○tantra n. N. of the well-known collection of moral stories and fables in 5 books from which the Hitopadeśa is partly taken (also -ka); • of a poem by Dharma-paṇḍita; • -kāvya-darpaṇa m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcatanmātra: ○tanmātra n. sg. the 5 subtle rudiments of the 5 elements Kap
⋙ pañcatapa: ○tapa mfn. = -tapas mfn
⋙ pañcatapas: ○tapas n. (ibc.) the 5 fires (to which an ascetic who practices self-mortification exposes himself. viz. one fire towards each of the 4 quarters, and the sun overhead); • mfn. sitting between the 5 fires Mn. vi, 23 (cf. MWB. 30, n. 2); • po'nvita mfn. id. R
⋙ pañcatā: ○tā f. five foldness, fivefold state or amount Mn. viii, 151; • an aggregate or a collection of 5 things (esp.) the 5 elements, viz. earth, air, fire, water and akāśa ether, and dissolution into them i.e. death (-tām with √gam, yā &c., to die, with upa-√nī, to kill) Kāv. Suśr. Pur
⋙ pañcatāra: ○tāra mfn. five-starred MW
⋙ pañcatikta: ○tikta n. 5 bitter things (viz. nimba, amṛtā, vṛṣa, paṭola, and ṇidigdhikā) Bhpr; • -ghṛta n. a partic. mixture, Rasav
⋙ pañcatīthī: ○tīthī f. any five principal places of pilgrimage (esp. Viśrānti Saukara, Naimisha, Prayāga, and Pushkara) VarP; • N. of a sacred bathing-place Kathās; • bathing on the day of the equinox (?) W
⋙ pañcatriṃśa: ○triṃśá mf(ī)n. the 35th ŚBr; • + 35 Jyot
⋙ pañcatrinśat: ○trinśat (pá○), 35 ŚBr., ch. of MBh; • ○śac-chlokī and ○śat-pīṭhikā f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcatriṃśati: ○triṃśati f. 35 Rājat
⋙ pañcatriṃśika: ○triṃśika mfn. having the length of 35, Śulb
⋙ pañcatrika: ○trika mfn. (pl.) 5 x 3 MBh
⋙ pañcatva: ○tva n. fivefoldness; • the 5 elements BhP; • dissolution, death (pañca-tvaṃ gata mfn. dead Hit; • cf. -tā) Yājñ. R. Var. &c
⋙ pañcadaka: ○daka (?), m.pl. N. of a people MBh
⋙ pañcadaṇḍa: ○daṇḍa mfn. having 5 sticks Pañcad; • -cchattra-prabandha m. N. of a tale. 1
⋙ pañcadaśa: ○daśa mf(ī)n. the 15th AV. &c. &c; • + 15 ŚāṅkhŚr; • consisting of 15 RV. &c. &c; • containing or representing the Pañca-daśa Stoma, connected with it Br; • (ī), f. (sc. tithi) the 15th day of a half month, the day of full or new moon TBr. Yājñ. Var; • N. of sev. wks. (also ○śī-tantra n. -prakaraṇa n. -yantra-vidhāna n. -viveka m. -vyākhyā, f. -viveka m. -vyākhyā f. -samāsa, m.) 2
⋙ pañcadaśa: ○daśa for ○śan in comp; • -karman n. N. of wk; • -kṛtvas ind. 15 times Lāṭy; • -cchadi (pá○), mfn. having 15 roofs TS; • -dhā ind. in or into 15 parts or ways MārkP. [Page 576, Column 2]; • -mālā-mantra-vidhi m. N. of wk; • -rātra m. a period of 15 nights, a fortnight Pāṇ. 3-3, 137 Kāś; • -rcá (for -ṛca), mfn. consisting of 15 verses AV. Br; • -vat (○śá-), mfn. possessing the Pañca-daśa Stoma ŚBr; • -varṇamālikā f. N. of. Stotra; • -vartani mfn. forming the path of a Pañca-daśa Stoma TS; • -vārṣika mf(ī)n. 15 years old Pañc; • N. of a kind of Cāturmāsya ĀpŚr; • ○śâkṣara (pá○), mfn. consisting of 15 syllables VS; • ○śâha m. a period of 15 days Mn. v, 83; • ○sâhika mf(ī)n. lasting 15 days Yājñ. iii, 323
⋙ pañcadaśan: ○daśan (pá○), mfn. pl. (gen. ○śānām ŚBr; • instr. ○śabhis L.) 15 RV. &c. &c
⋙ pañcadaśama: ○daśama mf(ī)n. the 15th, KūrmaP
⋙ pañcadaśika: ○daśika mfn. having the length of 15, Sulb
⋙ pañcadaśin: ○daśín mfn. consisting of 15 parts ŚBr
⋙ pañcadāman: ○dāman mf(mnī)n. having 5 cords Pāṇ. 4-1, 29 Kāś
⋙ pañcadīrgha: ○dīrgha n. sg. the 5 long parts of the body (viz. the arms, eyes, belly knees Buddh., nose, and breast) L
⋙ pañcadaivata: ○daivata mfn. having 5 deities (organs of sense) YogaśUp
⋙ pañcadaivatya: ○daivatya n. a partic. gift to Brāhmans (at the offering of which 5 deities are thought to be present) Hcat
⋙ pañcadrāviḍajāti: ○drāviḍa-jāti f. N. of wk. (cf. pañca-gauḍa-brāhmaṇa-j○)
⋙ pañcadrauṇika: ○drauṇika mf(ī)n. containing 5 Droṇas (a partic. measure of capacity) MBh
⋙ pañcadhanus: ○dhanus m. N. of a prince VP
⋙ pañcadhā: ○dhā́ ind. in 5 ways or parts, fivefold AV. &c. &c; • bandhyā-prakāśa (?), m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcadhāraṇaka: ○dhāraṇaka mfn. upheld or subsisting by the 5 elements MBh
⋙ pañcadhīva: ○dhīva mf(ā)n. = pañcabhir dhīvarībhiḥ krītaḥ Pat
⋙ pañcanakha: ○nakha mfn. '5-clawed', having 5 nails Var; • m. a 5-clawed animal Mn. MBh. R; • an elephant L; • a lion Gal; • a tiger L. (also ○khin Gal.); • a tortoise L
⋙ pañcanada: ○nada n. the Pañjāb or country of 5 rivers (viz. the Śata-dru, Vipāśā, Irāvati, Candra-bhāgā, and Vitastā, i.e. the Sutlej, Beās, Rāvii, Chenāb, and Jhelum or Behut) MBh. R. Rājat. (also ī f. Hcat.); • N. of sev. Tirthas (esp. of one near the junction of the Kiraṇā and, Dhūta-pāpā with the Ganges after the union of the latter river with the Yamunā and Sarasvati) MBh. SkandaP; • m. or n. N. of a river produced by the junction of the 5 rivers of the Pañjāb and which falls into the Sindhu L; • m. a prince of Pañca-nada MBh. (pl. the inhabitants of PṭPañca-nṭnada MBh.); • N. of an Asura Hariv; • of a teacher VāmP; • -kṣetra-māhātmya n. N. of wk; • -tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place (cf. above); • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ pañcanalīya: ○nalīya n. N. of wk
⋙ pañcanavata: ○navata mf(ī)n. the 95th (ch. of MBh. and Hariv.); • + 95 (○te dinaśate, on the 195th day) VarBṛS. xxi, 7
⋙ pañcanavati: ○navati f. 95 (ch. of MBh.); • -tama mf(ī)n. 95th; • the 95th (ch. of R.)
⋙ pañcanātha: ○nātha m. N. of an author Cat
⋙ pañcanāman: ○nāman (pá○), mf(mnī)n. hiving 5 names AV; • ○mâvali f. N. of wk
⋙ pañcanāli: ○nāli mfn. lasting 3 X 24 minutes Sāh
⋙ pañcanidhana: ○nidhana n. N. of sev. Sāmans ĀrshBr
⋙ pañcanimba: ○nimba n. sg. the 5 products (viz. the flowers, fruit, leaves, bark, and root) of the Azadirachta Indica L
⋙ pañcanirgranthīsūtra: ○nirgranthī-sūtra n. N. of wk. =
⋙ pañcanīrājana: ○nīrājana n. waving 4 things (viz. a lamp, lotus, cloth, mango or betel leaf) before an idol and then falling prostrate W
⋙ pañcapakṣin: ○pakṣin m. or n. (?), N. of a small wk. containing auguries ascribed to Śiva (in which the 5 vowels a, i, u, e, o are connected with 5 birds) L; • ○kṣi-śāstra n. N. of wk. on augury
⋙ pañcapakṣī: ○pakṣī f. N. of sev. wks. on astrology; • -ṭīkā f. N. of sev. Comms
⋙ pañcapañcaka: ○pañcaka (R.),
⋙ pañcapañcan: ○pañcan (BhP.), 5 X 5 (ibc.)
⋙ pañcapañcanakha: ○pañcanakha m. species of 5 animals allowed to be killed and eaten (vix. the hare, porcupine, alligator, rhinoceros, and tortoise) W
⋙ pañcapañcāśa: ○pañcāśa mf(i)n. the 55th (ch. of MBh.)
⋙ pañcapañcāśat: ○pañcāśat (pá○), f. 55 ŚBr. &c. &c
⋙ pañcapañcin: ○pañcin (pá○), mfn. fivefold Br
⋙ pañcapaṭala: ○paṭala m. or n
⋙ pañcapaṭalikā: ○paṭaḍlikā f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcapaṭu: ○paṭu mfn. = pañcabhiḥ paṭviibhiḥ krītaḥ Pat
⋙ pañcapattra: ○pattra mfn. having 5 feathers R; • m. '5-leaved', a species of Caṇḍāla-kanda L
⋙ pañcapada: ○pada (pá○), mf(ā)n. containing 5 Padas ŚBr; • (ī), f. taking 5 steps, consisting of 5 feet or steps or parts TS. GṛS. (fr. -pad?); • 'only 5 steps', a cold or unfriendly relationship (opp. to sāptapadīna, q.v.), Bañc, ii, 123; • the 5 strong cases (viz. nom. and voc. sg. du. pl; • acc. sg. du.), APrāt; • N. of a river in Śāka-dviipa BhP; • ○dârthī f. ○dī-vivṛti f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcapariṣad: ○pariṣad f. an assembly taking place every 5th year Buddh
⋙ pañcaparṇikā: ○parṇikā or f. a species of small shrub L
⋙ pañcaparṇī: ○parḍṇī f. a species of small shrub L
⋙ pañcaparva: ○parva mf(ā)n. (river) having 5 windings ŚvetUp
⋙ pañcaparvata: ○parvata n. 'the 5 peaks' (of the Himâlayas) L
⋙ pañcaparvan: ○parvan mfn. 5-knotted (as an arrow) R; • m. a stick with 5 knots Kauś; • ○va- and ○vii-māhātmya n. ○viiya-vidhi m. N. of wks. [Page 576, Column 3]
⋙ pañcapala: ○pala (Yājñ.),
⋙ pañcapalika: ○palika (KātyŚr. Sch.), mfn. weighing 5 Palas; • ○lī f. a weight of 5 Palas Kathās
⋙ pañcapallava: ○pallava n. the aggregate of 5 sprigs or shoots of the Āmra, Jambū, Kapittha, Bīja-pūraka, and Bilva (according to others, of the Āmra, Aśvattha, Vaṭa, Parkaṭī, and Yajñôdumbara; • or of the Panasa, Āmra, Aśvattha, Vaṭa, and Bakula L; • or of the spondias, rose-apple, Bel or marmelos, citron, and wood-apple W.)
⋙ pañcapaśu: ○paśu m. (!) sg. the 5 sacrificial animals KātyŚr; • mfn. destined for the 5 sacrificial animals Vait
⋙ pañcapātra: ○pātra n. a partic. vessel for purifying water used at the Ācamana (q.v.) RTL. xxi; • n. 5 cups or vessels collectively or a Śrāddha in which offerings are made in 5 vessels L
⋙ pañcapāda: ○pāda (pá○), mfn. 5-footed RV. AV; • (ī), f. N. of wk. on the Uṇ-ādis
⋙ pañcapādikā: ○pādikā f. N. of a philos. wk; • -ṭīkā f. -ṭikā-tattva-dīpana n. -"ṣdhyāsabhāṣya-vyākhyā (○kâdh○), f. -vivaraṇa n. (○ṇa-prakāśikā f.), -vyākhyā f. -śāstra-darpaṇa m. N. of Comms
⋙ pañcapitta: ○pitta n. the gall or bile of 5 animals (viz. the boar, goat, buffalo, fish, and peacock) L
⋙ pañcapura: ○pura n. N. of a city Śukas
⋙ pañcapurāṇīya: ○purāṇīya mfn. worth 5 Purāṇas (a partic. coin) Kull. on Mn. xi, 227
⋙ pañcapuruṣam: ○puruṣam ind. through 5 generations of men ĀpŚr. Sch
⋙ pañcapuṣpamaya: ○puṣpamaya mf(i)n. formed or consisting of 5 flowers Kathās
⋙ pañcapūlī: ○pūlī f. 5 bunches Pāṇ. 2-1, 51 Vārtt. 6 Pat
⋙ pañcaprakaraṇa: ○prakaraṇa n
⋙ pañcaprakaraṇī: ○prakaraḍṇī f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcaprayāga: ○prayāga m. a kind of oblation RTL. 367
⋙ pañcaprayoga: ○prayoga m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcaprastha: ○prastha mfn. having 5 elevations or rising grounds (said of a forest) BhP
⋙ pañcapraharaṇa: ○praharaṇa mfn. having 5 carriage-boxes ib
⋙ pañcaprāṇa: ○prâṇa m. pl. the 5 vital airs (supposed to be in the body); • ○ṇâhuti-khaṇḍa m. or n. (?) N. of wk
⋙ pañcaprādeśa: ○prādeśa mf(ā)n. 5 spans long KātyŚr
⋙ pañcaprāsāda: ○prāsāda m. a temple with 4 pinnacles and a steeple W
⋙ pañcaphuṭṭika: ○phuṭṭika m. 'weaving 5 Phuṭṭikās (s.v.) in a day', N. of a Śūdra Kathās
⋙ pañcabaddha: ○baddha mfn. pl. joined into 5 Hariv
⋙ pañcabandha: ○bandha m. a fine equal to the 5th part of anything lost or stolen Yājñ
⋙ pañcabandhura: ○bandhura See -vandh○
⋙ pañcabala: ○bala n. the 5 forces (viz. faith, energy, recollection, self-concentration, reason) MWB. 50
⋙ pañcabalā: ○balā f. the 5 plants called Balā (viz. balā, nāga-b○, mahā-b○, ati-b○, and rāja-b○) L
⋙ pañcabāṇa: ○bāṇa m. 'having 5 arrows', N. of the god of love Kālid. Daś. &c; • vijaya and -vilāsa m. N. of wks
⋙ pañcabāṇī: ○bāṇī f. the 5 arrows (of the god of love) Naish
⋙ pañcabāhu: ○bāhu m. '5-armed', N. of one of the attendants of Śiva Hariv
⋙ pañcabinduprasṛta: ○bindu-prasṛta n. N. of a partic. movement in dancing Daś
⋙ pañcabila: ○bila (pá○), mfn. having 5 openings ŚBr
⋙ pañcabīja: ○bīja n. a collection of 5 kinds of seeds (viz. of Cardiospermum Halicacabum, Trigonella Foenum Graecum, Asteracantha Longifolia, Ligusticum Ajowan, and cumin-seed; • or of Trapusa, Karkati, Dāḍima, Padma, and Vānari; • or of Sinapis Racemosa, Ligusticum Ajowan, cumin-seed, sesamum from Khorasan, and poppy) L
⋙ pañcabodha: ○bodha m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcabrahmamantra: ○brahma-mantra m
⋙ pañcabrahmavidyopaniṣad: ○brahma-vidyôpaniṣad or f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcabrahmopaniṣad: ○brahmôpaniṣad f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcabhaṅga: ○bhaṅga m. pl. boughs of 5 partic. trees Hcat
⋙ pañcabhaṭṭīya: ○bhaṭṭīya n. N. of wk
⋙ pañcabhadra: ○bhadra mfn. having 5 good qualities or auspicious marks Hcar; • consisting of 5 good ingredients (as a decoction), ŚarṅgS; • vicious L; • m. a kind of pavilion Vāstuv; • n. a partic. mixture Bhpr
⋙ pañcabhāra: ○bhāra mfn. having the weight of 5 Bhāras Siṃhâs
⋙ pañcabhāṣāmaṇi: ○bhāṣā-maṇi m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcabhuja: ○bhuja m. 5-armed, pentagonal; • m. N. of Ganêśa Gal; • a pentagon W
⋙ pañcabhūta: ○bhūta n. pl. the 5 elements (earth, air, fire, water, and ākāśa) Kap; • -parityakta mfn. deserted by the 5 elements (as a dead body) MW; • -vādârtha and -viveka m. N. of wks; • ○tâtmaka mfn. consisting of 5 elements (as the human body) Suśr
⋙ pañcabhūryābhimukhā: ○bhūryābhimukhā (!), f. N. of an Apsaras Kāraṇḍ
⋙ pañcabhṛṅga: ○bhṛṅga m. or n. N. of the 5 plants Deva-dālī, Śamī, Bhaṅgā, Nirguṇi, and Tamala-pattra L
⋙ pañcabhautika: ○bhautika wṛ. for pāñcabh○
⋙ pañcamakāra: ○ma-kāra n. the 5 essentials of the left-hand Tantra ritual (the words for which begin with the letter m, viz. madya, wine; • māṃsa, meat; • matsya, fish; • mudrā, intertwining of the fingers; • and maithuna, sexual union) W. (cf. -tattva and RTL. 192)
⋙ pañcamantratanu: ○mantra-tanu m. whose body consists of 5 Mantras', N. of Śiva (with Śaivas) Sarvad
⋙ pañcamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of 5 (elements) MārkP
⋙ pañcamahākalpa: ○mahākalpa m. N. of Vishṇu MBh. xii, 338
⋙ pañcamahāpātakin: ○mahāpātakin mfn. guilty of the 5 great sins ( See mahā-pātaka) MW
⋙ pañcamahābhūtamaya: ○mahābhūta-maya mf(ī)n. consisting of 5 elements Hcar. [Page 577, Column 1]
⋙ pañcamahāyajña: ○mahāyajña m. pl. the 5 great devotional acts of the Hindūs ( See mahā-y○) W; • -vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcamahiṣa: ○mahiṣa n. the 5 products of the buffalo cow (cf. pañca-gavya) Suśr
⋙ pañcamāṣaka: ○māṣaka (f. ī [!] Gaut.) and mfn. consisting of or amounting to 5 Māshas. 1
⋙ pañcamāṣika: ○māḍṣika (Mn.), mfn. consisting of or amounting to 5 Māshas. 1
⋙ pañcamāsya: ○māsya mfn. (for 2. See under pañcama) happening every 5 months or containing 5 months AitBr
⋙ pañcamithyātvaṭīkā: ○mithyātva-ṭīkā f. N. of wk
⋙ pañcamukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. 5-faced or 5-headed (also applied to Prajā-pati) KaushUp; • m. N. of Śiva L; • a lion L; • an arrow with 5 points R; • (ī), f. Gendarussa Vulgaris L
⋙ pañcamudrā: ○mudrā f. 5 gestures to be made in presenting offerings to an idol W
⋙ pañcamuṣṭi: ○muṣṭ˘i f. Trigonella Corniculata L
⋙ pañcamuṣṭika: ○muṣṭika m. a partic. decoction Bhpr
⋙ pañcamūtra: ○mūtra n. sg. the urine of 5 (female animals, viz. the cow, goat, sheep, buffalo, and ass) L
⋙ pañcamūrti: ○mūrti and mfn. having a fivefold form (applied to a partic. offering to Brahmans) Hcat
⋙ pañcamūrtika: ○mūrḍtika mfn. having a fivefold form (applied to a partic. offering to Brahmans) Hcat
⋙ pañcamūla: ○mūla m. N. of an attendant of Durgā Kathās; • n. (also ○laka) and (ī), f. a class or group of 5 roots or plants with tuberous roots (according to Suśr. there are 5 classes each containing 5 medicinal plant, viz. kanīyas or alpam or kṣudrakam, mahat, vallī-saṃjñaḥ [sc. gaṇaḥ], kaṇṭaka-s○, and triṇa-s○ i.e. the smaller and the larger clṭclasses, the creepers, the thorny plants and the 5 kinds of grass; • other groups are also enumerated) Suśr. Bhpr. &c
⋙ pañcameni: ○meni mfn. having 5 missiles AitBr
⋙ pañcayakṣā: ○yakṣā f. N. of a Tirtha MBh
⋙ pañcayajña: ○yajña m. pl. the 5 religious acts or oblations of a house-keeper (cf. pañca-mahāyajña); • -paribhraṣṭa m. a Brāhman who omits to perform the 5 religious acts MW
⋙ pañcayāma: ○yāma (pá○), mfn. having 5 courses (as a sacrifice) RV; • N. of a son of Ātapa (who was son of Vibhāvasu and Ushā) BhP
⋙ pañcayuga: ○yuga n. a cycle of 5 years, a lustrum MBh
⋙ pañcayojana: ○yojaná n. (AV.),
⋙ pañcayojanī: ○yojaḍnī f. (Rājat.) a way or distance of 5 Yojanas
⋙ pañcarakṣaka: ○rakṣaka m. a species of plant L
⋙ pañcarakṣā: ○rakṣā f. N. of wk
⋙ pañcaratna: ○ratna n. a collection of 5 jewels or precious things (viz. gold, diamond, sapphire, ruby, and pearl Hcat; • or gold, silver, coral, pearl, and Rāga-paṭṭa L.); • N. of sev. wks; • pl. the 5 gems or most admired episodes of the MBh. MW; • -kalā f. -kiraṇâvali f. -prakāśa m. N. of wks; • -maya mf(ā!)n. consisting of the 5jewels Hcat; • -mālikā f. -stava m. ○nâkara-stotra n. N. of Stotras
⋙ pañcaraśmi: ○raśmi (páñca-), mfn. (a chariot) having 5 strings or traces RV
⋙ pañcarasā: ○rasā f. the Emblic Myrobolan tree L
⋙ pañcarājīphala: ○rājī-phala m. Trichosanthes Dioeca L
⋙ pañcarātra: ○rātra or m. a period of 5 days (nights) Kauś. Mn. &c
⋙ pañcarātraka: ○rāḍtraka m. a period of 5 days (nights) Kauś. Mn. &c; • (○trá), mfn. lasting 5 days ŚBr. MBh. (also ○traka Pañc.); • m. N. of an Ahīna ( See 1. áh○) which lasts 5 days TāṇḍBr. ŚrS; • N. of the sacred books of various Vaishṇava sects (also pl.) MBh. R. &c; • dīpikā f. -naivedya-vidhāna n. -pakvânna vidhāna n. -prāyaścitta n. -rakṣā f. N. of wks
⋙ pañcarātrika: ○rātrika wṛ. for pāñcar○
⋙ pañcarāśika: ○rāśika mfn. relating to the 5 ratios or proportions of numbers; • n. the rule of 5, the rule of proportion with 5 terms Col
⋙ pañcarudra: ○rudra m. N. of an author ○drīya n. ○drôpaniṣad-bhāṣya n. N. of wks
⋙ pañcarūpakośa: ○rūpa-kośa m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcarca: ○rcá (for -ṛca), mfn. consisting of 5 verses; • m. a stanza consisting of 5 verses AV. ŚāṅkhGṛ
⋙ pañcalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa mfn. possessing 5 characteristics (said of the Purāṇas, which ought strictly to comprehend 5 topics, viz. the creation of the universe, its destruction and renovation, the genealogy of gods and patriarchs, the reigns of the Manus, and the history of the solar and lunar races); • n. a Purāṇa or mythological poem W; • -vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcalakṣaṇī: ○lakṣaṇī f. N. of sev. wks. (also -kroḍa m. -ṭīkā f. -prakāśa m. -vivecana n. ṇy-anugama, m.)
⋙ pañcalambaka: ○lambaka n. N. of Kathās. xiv
⋙ pañcalavaṇa: ○lavaṇa n. 5 kinds of salt (viz. kāca, saindhava, sāmudra, viḍa, and sauvarcala) Suśr
⋙ pañcalāṅgala: ○lāṅgala (ibc.) a gift of as much land as can be cultivated with 5 ploughs (also -ka Hcat. MatsyaP.); • -dāna-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ pañcaloha: ○loha n. a metallic alloy containing 5 metals (viz. copper. brass, tin, lead, and iron) L
⋙ pañcalohaka: ○lohaka n. the 5 metals (viz. gold, silver, copper, tin, and lead) L
⋙ pañcavaktra: ○vaktra mfn. 5-faced Hariv. R; • m. N. of Śiva Dhūrtas; • of one of the attendants of Skanda MBh; • a lion L; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā Cat; • -rasa m. a partic. mixture Bhpr; • -stotra n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ pañcavaṭa: ○vaṭa m. '5-threaded', the Brāhmanieal cord (but RTL. 361) L; • N. of a man Rājat; • (ī), f. the 5 fig-trees (N. applied to Aśvattha, Bilva, Vaṭa, Dhātri, and Aśoka) SkandaP. [Page 577, Column 2]; • (also n.) N. of a part of the great southern forest where the Godāvarī rises and where the banished Rāma resided MBh. R. Ragh; • ○ṭa- or ○ṭī-māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ pañcavadanastotra: ○vadana-stotra n. N. of a Stotra (cf. pañcavaktra-st○)
⋙ pañcavandhura: ○vandhura mfn. having 5 seats BhP. (cf. tri-v○)
⋙ pañcavarga: ○varga m. a class or group or series of 5, e.g. the 5 constituent elements of the body (cf. 1. dhātu) R. ii, 118, 27; • the 5 classes of spies (viz. a pilgrim or rogue, an ascetic who has violated his vows, a distressed agriculturist, a decayed merchant, a fictitious devotee) Kull. vii, 154; • the 5 organs of sense, the 5 devotional acts &c. (also i f.); • mfn. proceeding in 5 lines or at, times KātyŚr
⋙ pañcavarṇa: ○varṇa mfn. '5-coloured' L. (Mṛicch. i, 7/8?); • fivefold, of 5 kinds (-tā f.) Hcat; • m. N. of a mountain Hariv; • of a forest ib. (v. l. pāñc○)
⋙ pañcavardhana: ○vardhana m. a species of plant L
⋙ pañcavarṣa: ○varṣa (KātyŚr.),
⋙ pañcavarṣeka: ○varḍṣeka (MBh.), mfn. 5 years old; • ○ṣadeśīya (L.) and ○ṣaka-deśīya (MBh.), mfn. about 5 years old