Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6.73

v2.c6.73

Pavasta, ‘covers,’ i. 507 Pavi, ‘tire,’ i. 507, 508; ii. 221 Pavitra, ‘sieve,’ i. 508, 509; ii. 477 Pavīra, ‘lance,’ i. 509 Pavīru, a prince, i. 509 Paśu, ‘animal,’ i. 509-511 Paśupa, ‘herdsman,’ i. 511
1. Paṣṭhavāh, ‘ox,’ i. 511; ii. 514
2. Paṣṭhavāh, a seer, i. 511 Paṣṭhauhī, ‘cow,’ i. 511 Pasas, ‘membrum virile,’ ii. 361 Pastyasad, ‘companion,’ i. 511 Pastyā, a stream, i. 170; ‘dwelling,’ i. 230, 512
1. Pastyāvant, ‘householder,’ i. 512, 513
2. Pastyāvant, a place, i. 513; ii. 478 Pāṃsu, ‘sand,’ i. 513 Pākadūrvā, a plant, i. 513, 514 Pākasthāman Kaurayāṇa, a patron, i. 167, 514 Pākāru, ‘ulcers,’ i. 514 Pāṅktra, ‘field rat,’ i. 514 Pāñcajanya, ‘relating to the five peoples,’ i. 467, 514 Pāñcāla, i. 514 Pāñci, a teacher, i. 515 Pāṭava, i. 515, and see Cākra Pāṭā, a plant, i. 515 Pāṇighna, ‘hand clapper,’ i. 515 Pāṇḍva, a garment, i. 515 Pātalya (?), i. 515 Pātra, ‘vessel,’ i. 516; ii. 176, 195, 197 Pāthya, i. 516; ii. 323
1. Pāda, ‘foot,’ i. 516
2. Pāda, ‘quarter,’ i. 343, 516
3. Pāda, ‘quarter stanza,’ i. 516 Pāna, ‘drink,’ i. 517 Pānta, ‘drink,’ i. 517 Pānnejana, ‘vessel for washing the feet,’ i. 517 Pāpayakṣma, a disease, i. 517; ii. 183 Pāpasama, ‘bad season,’ i. 517 Pāman, ‘itch,’ i. 296, 517 Pāmana, ‘suffering from itch,’ i. 517
1. Pāyu, ‘guard,’ i. 517
2. Pāyu, ‘a poet,’ i. 44, 518 Pāra, ‘further bank,’ i. 434, 518 Pārameṣṭhya, ‘preëminence,’ ii. 221 Pārāśavya, i. 518
1. Pārāvata, ‘turtle dove,’ i. 519 2. Pārāvata, a tribe, i. 314, 363, 470, 504, 518, 519 ; ii. 70, 98, 436 Pārāśarikaunḍinīputra, a teacher, i. 519 Pārāśarīputra, a teacher, i. 128, 519 ; ii. 101 Pārāśarya, various teachers, i. 45, 519 ; ii. 45, 101, 442, 473 Pārāśaryāyaṇa, a teacher, i. 250, 520 ; ii. 473 Pārikuṭa, ‘attendant,’ i. 520 Pārikṣita, i. 72, 494, 520 Pārikṣitīya, ii. 106 Pārijanata, i. 38 Pāripātra, mountains, ii. 126 Pāriplava, ‘cyclic,’ i. 520, 521 Pāriṇahya, ‘household utensils,’ i. 521 Pāruṣṇa, a bird, i. 521 Pārovaryavid, ‘knowers of tradition,’ i. 521 Pārṇavalki, i. 328, 448, 521 Pārtha, i. 522 Pārthava, i. 29, 504, 521 Pārthaśravasa, a demon, i. 522 Pārthya, a donor, i. 522 ; ii. 325 Pārvatī, i. 335, 522 Pārśvya, ‘intercostal flesh,’ ii. 361 Pārṣada, ‘textbook,’ i. 522 Pārṣadvāṇa, i. 522 Pārṣṇa Śailana, a teacher, i. 522 Pārṣṇi, ‘heel,’ ii. 358 Pālāgala, ‘messenger,’ i. 522 Pālāgalī, ‘fourth wife,’ i. 478, 523 ; ii. 220 Pāvamānī, verses, i. 523 Pāśa, ‘rope,’ i. 523 ; ii. 173 Pāśadyumna Vāyata, a king, i. 523 ; ii. 287, 478 Pāśin, ‘hunter,’ i. 523 Pāśya, ‘stone bulwarks,’ i. 523, 524 Pika, ‘cuckoo,’ i. 524 Piṅgā, ‘bowstring,’ i. 524 Pijavana, a king, i. 363, 376, 524 Piñjūla, ‘bundle,’ i. 524 Piṭhīnas, a man, i. 524 ; ii. 199 Piṇḍa, ‘ball of flour,’ i. 524 Pitarau (du.), ‘parents,’ i. 529 Pitāputra, ‘father and son,’ i. 525 Pitāputrīya, ‘handing on from father to son,’ i. 525 Pitāmaha, ‘grandfather,’ i. 525 Pitu, ‘nutriment,’ i. 526