A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c20.86

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-pa, ii. 71 pak (√pach), iii. 38, 78 pakkâ, etc. (pakva), i. 153, 324 ; ii. 25 pakh, i. 310 pakhî, ii. 154 pagaḍî, i. 154 pach, iii. 12, 38 pachâṇṇu, ii. 141 pachâvan, ib. pachâs, ii. 137, 140 pachîs, etc., i. 253 pachpan, ii. 141 pachhatâv, i. 218 pachhim, i. 307 pachhe, ii. 297 panchânna, ii. 141 panchhî, ii. 154 panj, ii. 132, 140, 246 panjâha, ii. 137, 141 paṭakâ, etc., i. 133 paṭâkâ, ii. 43 paṭvârî, ii. 154 paṭṭâ, etc., i. 224, 336 paḍ (√paṭ), i. 224; ii. 64; iii. 56, 226 paḍâv (paṛâo), ii. 64, 66 paḍi (prati), i. 321 paḍisâ, ii. 199 paḍosî (parosî), i. 321; ii. 155 paḍchhâyâ, i. 321 paḍh, paṛh (√paṭh), i. 270; ii. 37; iii. 40 paḍhama, i. 132 -paṇu, -paṇo, ii. 71, 75 paṅkappaḍâ, etc., i. 152 paṇḍitâṇî, ii. 166 paṇḍita, ii. 72, 166 paṇṇarah, ii. 134 pati, ii. 184, 190 pattâ, ii. 29 patthar, i. 148, 153, 313, 320; ii. 97 pattharailâ, ii. 97 -pan, ii. 71, 75, 172 pan- (panchan in comp.), ii. 125 pandarah, pandhrâṇ, etc., ii. 134 pandhaḍo, ii. 117