Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6.71

v2.c6.71

Patti, ‘foot soldier,’ i. 489; ii. 169 Patnīnāṃ sadas, ‘women’s quarters,’ i. 489 Patnīśāla, ‘hut for the wife,’ i. 489 Pathin Saubhara, a teacher, i. 489; ii. 238, 481 Pathikṛt, ‘path maker,’ i. 489, 490 Pad, ‘quarter,’ i. 490 Pada, ‘quarter stanza,’ i. 490 Padi, an animal, i. 490 Padma, a number, i. 343 Payas, ‘milk,’ i. 490, 491 Payasyā, ‘curds,’ i. 491 Para Ātṇāra Hiraṇyanābha, i. 190, 328, 491; ii. 298 Paramajyā, a man (?), i. 491 Paraśu, ‘axe,’ i. 61, 492 Paraśvan or Parasvant, an animal, i. 492 Paraḥpumsā, ‘apart from men,’ i. 480 Parārdha, ‘1,000,000,000,000,’ i. 342 Parāvṛj, ‘exile,’ i. 337, 492, 493 Parāśara, a seer, i. 493; ii. 352 Parikṣit, a king, i. 167, 493, 494; ii. 33, 64 Parigha, ‘iron bar,’ i. 494 Paricakrā or Parivakrā, a town, i. 469, 494; ii. 513 Paricara, ‘attendant,’ i. 494 Paricarmanya, ‘leather thong,’ i. 257, 494 Paritakmyā, ‘night,’ i. 49, 494, 495 Paridā, ‘seeking protection,’ i. 495 Paridhāna, ‘undergarment,’ i. 495 Paripad, ‘pitfall,’ i. 495 Paripanthin, ‘robber,’ i. 495 Paripavana, ‘winnowing fan,’ i. 495 Pariplava, ‘cycle,’ i. 52 Parimit, ‘crossbeam,’ i. 193, 230, 495 Parimoṣa, ‘theft,’ i. 495 Parimoṣin, ‘thief,’ i. 495 Parirathya, ‘road (?),’ i. 496 Parivakrā or Paricakrā, a place, i. 469, 495; ii. 513 Parivatsara, ‘full year,’ i. 496; ii. 412 Parivāpa, ‘fried grains of rice,’ i. 496 Parivitta, ‘elder brother married after his younger brother,’ i. 476, 496 Parividāna, ‘younger brother who marries before his elder brother,’ i. 476, 496