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paṃca |
पंच |
pa.ncha |
five |
1000  
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paṃcamaḥ |
पंचमः |
pa.nchamaH |
(Masc.Nom.S)the fifth |
1000
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paṃcatvaṃgaṃ |
पंचत्वंगं |
pa.nchatva.ngaM |
to die |
1000
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paṃḍitaḥ |
पंडितः |
pa.nDitaH |
(Masc.nom.Sing.)learned person |
1000
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paṃgu |
पंगु |
pa.ngu |
cripple |
1000
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paṃka |
पंक |
pa.nka |
mud |
1000
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paṃthā |
पंथा |
pa.nthaa |
way |
1000
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paṃthāḥ |
पंथाः |
pa.nthaaH |
(masc.Nom.Sing.) path; way |
1000
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paṃthānaḥ |
पंथानः |
pa.nthaanaH |
ways; paths |
999
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pā |
पा |
paa |
to bless |
1000
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pāṃḍityaṃ |
पांडित्यं |
paa.nDityaM |
punditry; expertise or scholarliness |
1000
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pāda |
पाद |
paada |
foot |
1000
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pādāṃśukam |
पादांशुकम् |
paadaa.nshukam.h |
(n) pyjama |
1000
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pādāṅguṣṭha |
पादाङ्गुष्ठ |
paadaaN^gushhTha |
the big toe |
1000
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pādāsana |
पादासन |
paadaasana |
the foot above posture |
1000
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pādahastāsana |
पादहस्तासन |
paadahastaasana |
the balancing forward bend posture |
1000
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pādaṃ |
पादं |
paadaM |
and legs |
1000
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pādatrāṇam |
पादत्राणम् |
paadatraaNam.h |
(n) shoes |
1000
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pādau |
पादौ |
paadau |
feet |
1000
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pāhi |
पाहि |
paahi |
protect |
1000
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pāñcālikā |
पाञ्चालिका |
paaJNchaalikaa |
(f) doll |
1000
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pāñcajanyaṃ |
पाञ्चजन्यं |
paaJNchajanyaM |
the conchshell named Pancajanya |
1000
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pākaśālā |
पाकशाला |
paakashaalaa |
(f) kitchen |
1000
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pākasiddhī |
पाकसिद्धी |
paakasiddhii |
cooking |
1000
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pālanīya |
पालनीय |
paalaniiya |
should be protected or observed |
1000
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pālayati |
पालयति |
paalayati |
(10 up) to protect |
1000
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pāna |
पान |
paana |
drinking |
1000
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pāṇḍava |
पाण्डव |
paaNDava |
O son of Pandu |
1000
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pāṇḍavāḥ |
पाण्डवाः |
paaNDavaaH |
the sons of Pandu |
1000
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pāṇḍavānāṃ |
पाण्डवानां |
paaNDavaanaaM |
of the Pandavas |
1000
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pāṇḍavānīkaṃ |
पाण्डवानीकं |
paaNDavaaniikaM |
the soldiers of the Pandavas |
1000
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pāṇḍavaḥ |
पाण्डवः |
paaNDavaH |
Arjuna (the son of Pandu) |
1000
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pāṇḍitya |
पाण्डित्य |
paaNDitya |
wisdom |
1000
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pāṇḍu |
पाण्डु |
paaNDu |
white; pale |
1002
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pāṇḍuputrāṇāṃ |
पाण्डुपुत्राणां |
paaNDuputraaNaaM |
of the sons of Pandu |
1000
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pāṇi |
पाणि |
paaNi |
hands |
1000
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pāntha |
पान्थ |
paantha |
traveller |
1000
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pāpa |
पाप |
paapa |
Bad deed |
1000
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pāpācaraṇaṃ |
पापाचरणं |
paapaacharaNaM |
pApa+AcharaNa, sin-practising |
1000
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pāpāḥ |
पापाः |
paapaaH |
sinners |
1000
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pāpāt |
पापात् |
paapaat.h |
from sins |
1000
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pāpātmā |
पापात्मा |
paapaatmaa |
wicked people, sinners |
1000
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pāpātmanāṃ |
पापात्मनां |
paapaatmanaaM |
of the wicked people |
1000
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pāpaghnīṃ |
पापघ्नीं |
paapaghniiM |
which kills the sins (the hymn) |
1000
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pāpaiḥ |
पापैः |
paapaiH |
sin |
1000
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pāpajanya |
पापजन्य |
paapajanya |
adj. derived from sin, son of sin :-) |
1000
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pāpakṛttamaḥ |
पापकृत्तमः |
paapakR^ittamaH |
the greatest sinner |
1000
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pāpaṃ |
पापं |
paapaM |
sin |
1000
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pāpavāsanīk |
पापवासनीक् |
paapavaasaniik.h |
adj. desirous of sin |
1000
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pāpayonayaḥ |
पापयोनयः |
paapayonayaH |
born of a lower family |
1000
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pāpebhyaḥ |
पापेभ्यः |
paapebhyaH |
of sinners |
1000
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pāpena |
पापेन |
paapena |
by sin |
1000
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pāpeṣu |
पापेषु |
paapeshhu |
unto the sinners |
1000
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pāpīyān |
पापीयान् |
paapiiyaan.h |
sinner |
1000
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pāpmānaṃ |
पाप्मानं |
paapmaanaM |
the great symbol of sin |
1000
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pāradarśaka |
पारदर्शक |
paaradarshaka |
(adj) transparent, clear |
1000
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pāraṃ |
पारं |
paaraM |
limit |
1000
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pārameṣṭya |
पारमेष्ट्य |
paarameshhTya |
supreme rulership |
1001
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pāraṃpārika |
पारंपारिक |
paaraMpaarika |
traditional |
1000
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pārapatraṃ |
पारपत्रं |
paarapatraM |
(n) passport |
1000
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pāritoṣikaṃ |
पारितोषिकं |
paaritoshhikaM |
(n) reward, prize |
1000
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pārṣṇiḥ |
पार्ष्णिः |
paarshhNiH |
(m) heel |
1000
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pārśva |
पार्श्व |
paarshva |
the side |
1000
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pārśvākakāsana |
पार्श्वाककासन |
paarshvaakakaasana |
the sideways crow posture |
1000
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pārśvadhanurāsana |
पार्श्वधनुरासन |
paarshvadhanuraasana |
the sideways bow posture |
1000
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pārśvahalāsana |
पार्श्वहलासन |
paarshvahalaasana |
the lateral plough posture |
1000
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pārśvasarvāṅgāsana |
पार्श्वसर्वाङ्गासन |
paarshvasarvaaN^gaasana |
the sideways shoulderstand posture |
1000
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pārśvaśirṣāsana |
पार्श्वशिर्षासन |
paarshvashirshhaasana |
the headstand posture |
1000
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pārtha |
पार्थ |
paartha |
O son of Pritha |
1000
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pārthāya |
पार्थाय |
paarthaaya |
unto Arjuna |
1000
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pārthaḥ |
पार्थः |
paarthaH |
Arjuna |
1000
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pārthasya |
पार्थस्य |
paarthasya |
and Arjuna |
1000
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pāruṣyaṃ |
पारुष्यं |
paarushhyaM |
harshness |
1000
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pāśa |
पाश |
paasha |
a trap, noose, binding of the material world or relatives |
1000
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pāśāsana |
पाशासन |
paashaasana |
the noose posture |
1000
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pāśaṃ |
पाशं |
paashaM |
rope/ties |
1000
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pātāla |
पाताल |
paataala |
nether-world |
1000
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pātañjalī |
पातञ्जली |
paataJNjalii |
author of the Yoga Sutras |
1000
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pātakaṃ |
पातकं |
paatakaM |
sinful reactions |
1000
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pātakamūla |
पातकमूल |
paatakamuula |
adj. essentially criminal |
1000
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pāṭalam |
पाटलम् |
paaTalam.h |
(n) rose flower |
1000
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pāṭhaśālā |
पाठशाला |
paaThashaalaa |
(f) school |
1000
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pāṭhayati |
पाठयति |
paaThayati |
(1 pp, causative) to teach |
1000
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pāṭhīnaḥ |
पाठीनः |
paaThiinaH |
(m) prawns |
1000
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pāṭhyakrama |
पाठ्यक्रम |
paaThyakrama |
syllabus |
1000
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pātita |
पातित |
paatita |
taken down |
1000
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pātra |
पात्र |
paatra |
vessel |
1000
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pātre |
पात्रे |
paatre |
to a suitable person |
1000
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pātu |
पातु |
paatu |
may he protect |
1000
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pātuṃ |
पातुं |
paatuM |
(infinitive) to drink |
1000
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pāvaka |
पावक |
paavaka |
gold |
1000
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pāvakaḥ |
पावकः |
paavakaH |
fire |
1000
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pāvanāni |
पावनानि |
paavanaani |
purifying |
1000
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pacāmi |
पचामि |
pachaami |
I digest |
1000
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pacanti |
पचन्ति |
pachanti |
prepare food |
1000
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pacati |
पचति |
pachati |
(1 pp) to cook |
1000
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pacyante |
पच्यन्ते |
pachyante |
are cooked? |
1000
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pada |
पद |
pada |
step |
1000
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padāni |
पदानि |
padaani |
words or steps |
1000
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padaiḥ |
पदैः |
padaiH |
by the aphorisms |
1000
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