PA



PA: acoustic root of the propensity of hatred or revulsion




PAKET́: pocket


PAINCAMA: sound of cuckoo, fifth of the octave


PAT́A: cloth, canvas, scene


PAT́U: expert, skilled


PAT́UÁ: painter


PAD́A / PAŔÁ: fall, drop


PAŃ: to deal in, barter, purchase, bargain, stake, buy, transact, trade


PAŃYA: saleable, vendible, commodity, ware, article, 


PATAUNGA: insect, a flying insect


PATAN: fall, decline


PATI: master, lord, owner, possessor, proprietor, governor, ruler, president, husband


PATRA: leaf


PATRALEKHÁ: writing or painting


PATH: way, path


PATHIK, traveler


PATHIKRIT: pioneer, preparing the way


PATHER: of way or path


PADA: foot, step, pace, vestige, a line of poetry, a song or lyric, post, position


PADA VIKŚEPA: pace, step, stride


PADAKŚEP: pace, step, stride


PADMA: lotus


PAYODHI: ocean, sea


PARA: others, distant


PARAKÁL: other world, eternal world, arena after death


PARAMA: ultimate, extreme, highest, supreme


PARAMÁTMAN / PARAMÁTMÁ: consciousness in the Microcosm, microcosm and in Nucleus


PARAMÁRÁDHYA: most venerable, warranting greatest worship or devotion


PARAMÁRTHA: the greatest object or truth or reality, universal welfare


PARAMPARÁ: tradition


PARASH: touch




PARASTII: failure




PARÁ: spiritual knowledge


PARÁN: life, to put on, to wear


PARÁ BHAKTI: absolute devotion


PARÁ VIDYÁ: science of intuition, highest skill or knowledge


PARÁ SHÁNTI: absolute peace


PARÁG: pollen of flower, fragrance


PARÁTPAR: supreme, higher than the highest, greater than the greatest




PARIKRÁNTI: completion of revolution


PARICAYA: introduction, acquaintance, identity


PARICITI: introduction, acquaintance, identity


PARICCHEDA: limit, part, pause, bar, fixation


PARIŃATA: converted to, changed to, transformed to


PARIŃÁMA: resultant, transformation, conclusion


PARITOŚA: thorough satisfaction or gratification, deep pleasure, satiety to the heart́s content


PARITRÁŃA: permanent protection or relief




PARIPÁT́I: orderliness, skill, adroit, adept


PARIPÚRŃA: quite full, complete, perfect, filled up, fulfilled, replete, teeming, complemented


PARIPÚRŃATÁ: completion, perfection, fulfilment


PARIBHU: boundary, limitation


PARIMAL: fragrance, perfume, sweet scent, nectar of flowers


PARIMÁŃA: measurement, quantity


PARIVESH: environment, surrounding


PARISHODHA: sanctify, refine


PARISAR: limitations, boundary, area, extent, perimeter, width, breadth


PARISIIMA: limitations, boundary, area, extent, perimeter, width, breadth


PARIHÁRA: giving up, abandonment, avoidance, casting off, disregard, slight, neglect


PARIHÁSA: joke, jest, ridicule, mockery, derision, laugh to scorn, deride




PARII: fairy




PARUŚA: harsh, rough, rude, haughty, arrogant, cruel




PARŃA: leaf, a matured leaf


PARŃA SHÁLÁ: a leaf thatched hut


PARYÁPTA: sufficient, adequate


PARVATA: mountain


PARVA: holy-day, fiesta, chapter, node




PAL: moment, small fraction of time


PAL GUNI: counting time


PALAK: in a moment, eyelid, blink


PALÁYAN / PALÁIÁ: escape, running away


PALÁSH: a red non-fragrant flower or its tree


PALITÁ: wick (of lamp)


PALLAVA: petal, leaf


PAVAN: breeze, air, wind




PASHI: enter




PASHU: animal, beast, cattle, livestock


PASHYAT: seeing, perceiving, beholding, looking at, observing


PASARÁ: bulk item, load or heap of articles, wares, merchandise, spread, basket containing articles of traffic, a commodity


PASÁRA: bazaar, market place, shop, articles of traffic, wares, reputation, business practice


PASÁRÁ: stretching out, to extend


PASÁRII: shop keeper, seller, dealer, peddler, groceries dealer




PAHACÁNANA: to recognise




PAKŚII / PÁKHII: bird




PÁK: cooking, sacred, going round, spin, tangle, plot, twist, difficulty


PÁKHANÁ / PÁKHÁ: wings, feather


PÁKHII: bird


PÁŔA: bank, shore, border, margin


PÁŔI: to pedal in an up-down manner


PÁT́HÁN: to send


PÁŃI: hand


PÁTÁN / PÁTÁ / PETE: spreading or stretching of hands, leaf


PÁTÁLA: the netherworld, the underworld, Hades, hell


PÁTH: way


PÁTHAR: stone


PÁTHÁR: sea, ocean


PÁTHEYA: needs or means for a journey, provisions for the path


PÁDA: leg


PÁNKAOŔI: a tri-habitat black bird like water-gull, swan or goose


PÁNE: towards


PÁNE CÁY: look towards


PÁNTHA: traveler, wayfarer


PÁNNÁ: emerald




PÁŃD́U / PÁŃD́UR: pale yellow, dull, dirty, muddy, jaundiced, chlorotic


PÁPAŔI: petal (of flower)


PÁPÁRI: enemy of sin


PÁPÁRINISÚDANA: destroyer of the enemy of sins


PÁPIYÁ: Indian nightingale, the hawk cuckoo


PÁYU: anus


PÁYE: foot


PÁR: other or opposite side, bank, shore, coast, margin, border, end, bounds, crossing over, passing beyond, ferry across, to rescue, to let pass, to conduct through, to get over


PÁRAGHÁT́Á: wharf, ferry


PÁRÁPÁRA: both banks of the river, crossing or conducting or ferrying a river, sea or ocean


PÁRÁVÁRA: ocean, sea


PÁŔI: pedalling


PÁRUL: a trumpet flower


PÁLAN: preserving, protecting, upbringing, rearing, keeping, nourishing, breeding, observance, fulfilment, to tend, to comply, fostering, defending


PÁLAK: preserver, fosterer


PÁLÁ: turn, order, period, spell, leaf, shoot, twig




PÁOÁ / PÁOÁR: to get, attain, achieve




PÁVAKA: fire, purifier


PÁVANA: sacred, holy, blessed, hallowed, revered, sanctified




PÁSHA: noose, bondage, trap, snare, string, rope, anchor-rope


PÁSHA BADDHA: bound by a noose, bondage, trap, snare, string, rope


PÁSHARITA / PÁSARÁ: avoid, forget, ignore


PÁSHÁ PÁ-SHI: side-by-side, adjacent, alongside, close


PÁSHE: beside, adjacent


PÁŚÁŃA: stone, rock




PIK: cuckoo’s call


PICCHIL: slippery, slobbery


PINÁKA: the bow of Shiva


PINÁKII: an epithet of Shiva




PINJARA: cage


PIPÁSÁ: thirst


PIYÁL: a kind of nut tree, its nut or seed


PISHUNATÁ: sadistic tendency


PISHÁC: fiend, goblin, devil, spirit, malevolent, monster, elf, sprite, ogre, giant, ghost




PIIT́HA: seat, controlling point


PIIŔA: to injure


PIITA: yellow


PIINÁ: drinking




PUKÁR: call


PUCCHA: tail


PUINJA: flock, group, cluster, collection, assemblage, bunch, gathering, congregation, herd


PÚŔÁ / PÚŔÁN: burn


PUTRA : son


PUTRÁH: sons


PUNAH: again


PUŃYA: virtue, goodness, purity, holiness, sinless ness, blamelessness, chivalry, spirituality, merit, worth, philanthropy, nobleness




PURAG: favourably inclined


PURUŚA: Pure Consciousness, Witness-ship within every entity, Átmá, Cosmic Soul, Jinána, Consciousness


PURUŚOTTAMA: Nucleus of the Macrocosm or the universe, collective consciousness, Universal witnessing Entity


PURODHÁ: pioneer, vanguard


PURONO: old


PUROBHÁG: foremost, first part or share, front, vanguard, fore-part, leading


PÚRVASHÁ: an oriental dance with quick fleeting movements


PULAK: delight, joy, thrill, feeling or sensation of joy


PUŚPA: flower


PUŚPARÁJ: topaz


PUŚPITA: blossomed




 


PÚJÁ: worship


PÚJYA: worth worshipping


PUINJIIBHÚTA: collected, condensed


PÚRAKA: full inhalation of breath


PÚRAN: fulfilment, filling, completion, mass of water, stream


PÚRAVII: a particular tune or melody


PÚRŃA: complete, whole, perfect


PÚRŃATÁ: totality, perfection, accomplishment


PÚRNIMÁ, full moon


PÚRVA: previous, earlier, east


PÚRILO: completion



 


PÚRVA ACALE: eastern horizon




PRTHIVII / PRITHIVII: earth




PECAKA: owl




PERIYE: to cross over


PELAVA: very soft, delicate, gentle, graceful, slim, slender, frail, light


PELAVATÁ: pleasant softness


PELO: obtained




PAEDÁYISH: birth




POŚÁ: pet


POHÁN: to dawn, to end, to bask, to undergo




 


PAORUŚA: virile, manliness, heroism, prowess, valor, courage




PYÁRE: beloved




PRAKARAŃA: process, procedure, context, discourse, chapter


PRAKÁSH: light


PRAKÁSHODGAM: origin of light




PRAKRTA: accomplished, completed, perfect, genuine, original, 


PRAKRTI: the inherent tendency of the transcendental Puruśa, doing something in a special way, cosmic operative principle




PRAKETA: expressed initially and presently, achievement


PRAKOŚT́HA: chamber


PRAGATI: progress


PRAGATISHIILA: progressive


PRAGAM: first advances or progress or manifestation


PRAGÁŔHA: dense


PRAGRAH: control


PRACAŃD́A: furious, fierce, terrible, formidable, violent, severe, intense


PRACÁRA: propagate, advertise


PRACETÁ: supreme consciousness




PRACCHANNA: covered, clothed, clad, wrapped, enveloped, private, secret, concealed, hidden




PRAJÁ: progeny, subject


PRAJÁPATI: the unliberated stage of Saguńa Brahma, butterfly


PRAJINÁ: intuition, profound or perfect wisdom, knowledge of absolute reality


PRAJINÁDHII: intuitive knowledge


PRAJINÁLIINA: absorbed in consciousness




PRAŃATI: salutation


PRAŃAYA: love




PRAŃÁSHA: dissolution, annihilation


PRAŃIDHÁNA: follow, running after




PRATÁPA: might, power, prowess, domineering influence, heat, supremacy, command, control, strength


PRATÁRAŃÁ: cheating, deception, chicanery, deceit, swindle, fraud, hoodwinking




PRATI: each, every, contrary, towards, similar, exact, equal, opposite, reverse, counter


PRATIKRTI: image, photograph


PRATIGHÁTA: counter-blow


PRATICCHAVI: image, photograph




PRATIT́I: each, every, contrary, towards, similar, exact, equal, opposite


PRATIKŚEPA: rebounding, throwing back, recurrence


PRATIBHÁ: intellect, brilliance


PRATIBHU: representative


PRATIMÁ: image, icon, idol


PRATI-SAINCARA: returning introversive phase to Supreme from crude to subtle


PRATIHATA: checked, prevented, repelled, staved off, obstructed, hurt in return




PRATIŚT́HÁ: respect, praise, recognition, honour, setting up, dedication, consecration, installation, fame, reputation, social status


PRATIPATTI: gain, fulfilment


PRATIBHÁ: brilliance, intellect


PRATIBHU: symbol, icon


PRATIMÁ: idol, image


PRATIIK: symbol


PRATIITI: realisation, understanding, cognition, notion, impression, belief, conviction, feeling, appearance


PRATIIPA: opposite, negative, reversed simile, retrogression, anti


PRATIIKŚMÁN: awaiting, visible, expected


PRATIIKŚÁ: waiting, expectation




PRATULATÁ: desire




PRATYAK: having a stance opposite to and witnessing that (see Pratyagátmá)


PRATYAGÁTMÁ: Paramátmá, Supreme Soul


PRATYANTA: adjoining, border


PRATYÁBHIJINÁ: perfect profound knowledge


PRATYAYA: conviction, certainty, cognition, idea, conception, trust, opinion, cause, fame, belief, confident, firm belief


PRATYAYA MÚLAK: independent actions


PRATYÁSHÁ: hope, expectations in exchange, counter hope, longing, counter expectation


PRATYÁSHII: expectant




PRATHÁ: system, convention, style, way, procedure




 


PRADAKŚNA: style of worshipping by going or rotating round and round, encircling


PRADIIP, lamp, candle


PRADIIPTA: bright, glowing, shining, luminous


PRADOŚA: evening, nightfall, twilight, night


PRADYOTA: radiating, luminous, splendor, glow, shine, ray, blazing, shining, brilliance


PRADHÁNA: chief, leading, head, dominant


PRADHÁVITA: rushing, flowing




PRAPAINCA: five fundamental factors, phenomenal reality, the world, illusory


PRAPAINCITA: illusive


PRAPATTI: total surrender


PRAPÁT: fountain




PRABAL: strong, dominant


PRABODHA: good idea or knowledge


PRABHAINJAN: storm, violent wind


PRABHÁT / PRABHÁTE: morning, dawn


PRABHÁVA: effect, influence, impact


PRABHU, Lord




PRAMATTA: frenzied


PRAMÁ: balanced and accurate conception or perception, correct notion, true knowledge


PRAMÁŃA: proof


PRAMÁDA: inadvertence, carelessness, error, confusion, oblivion, calamity, frenzy, madness


PRAMILA: drowsiness, spirited, amazon




PRAYÁT: advanced, gone forth, departed, deceased


PRAYÁS: effort, endeavour, attempt, exertion


PRAYUTI: application, employment, technique, actuated


PRAYOGA: practical application, use, experiment


PRAYOJAN: purpose, object, aim




PRALAYA: total dissolution of the universe, complete annihilation, extinction, disappearance, vanishing, obliteration, eradication, abolition, elimination, doom, disaster, catastrophe


PRALAYAUNKARA: annihilator of the universe


PRALÁP: raving, delirium, incoherence in speech


PRALEP: ointment, coating, smearing, pasting, balm


PRALEHA: broth




PRAVRTTI: stronger tendency, propensity or desire, desire, movement towards crudeness, way of expression of mind, faculty, propensity of mind, occupation, inclination, tendency, earnest desires of mind, mental movement towards crudeness


PRAVAINCA: cheating, deceptions, deceit, swindle, fraud, beguilement, hoodwink


PRAVAŃATÁ: inclination, propensity, declivity, tendency, attachment, eagerness, readiness, proficiency


PRAVÁHA: flow


PRAVESHA: enter




PRASHAMAN: calming, tranquillising, pacifying, soothing, curing, healing, quelling, abatement, securing, purifying


PRASHRAYA: indulgence


PRASHLEŚA: close contact, pressing hard against




PRASÁD / PERSÁD: grace, propitiousness, food-offering to a deity


PRASÁRA: expansion, elaboration


PRASÁDHAN: accomplishment, arranging, setting right, dressing, embellishment, decoration, articles of process, toilet




PRASUPTA: sleeping




 


PRASÚN: flower, fruit, bud, blossom, born, produced


PRASTUTA: prepared, ready, offered


PRASTAR: a couch of leaves and flowers, a flat surface at the top or bed, a thicket, wood, stone, rock, pebble, fossil, jewel


PRASRAVAŃA: trickling forth, push, flow, ooze




PRAHARA: a time period of three hours


PRAHARAŃA: beating, striking, a weapon or tool held in hand, stroke


PRAHELIKÁ: riddle, enigma, puzzle, mystery




PRAKŚEPA: flinging, casting, throw, interpolation




PRÁKRTA: natural, a language with natural variations in India before Saḿskrta grammar


PRÁCIIRA: wall, rampart, parapet


PRÁJINA: intuition


PRÁŃA / PRÁŃAH, PARÁŃA: a vayu having jurisdiction between naval point and vocal cord, vital energy, life, vitality, vigour, mind, heart, existence, animation, source, vivacity, essence, origin, manner, conduct, principle, nature, breath, being, entity, endurance, heart, mind, feeling, élan vital


PRÁŃA MÁTÁNO: intoxicating, captivating, charming, attractive, infatuating, cajole


PRÁŃAYÁMA: art of breathing


PRÁŃAVIK: related to vitality


PRÁŃIDHÁNA: meditating on Supreme


PRÁŃIŃATÁ: liveliness


PRÁŃENDRIYA: collective name of ten váyus


PRÁŃOCCHVÁSA: deep exhalation


PRÁŃOTPAL: lotus of the heart


PRÁNTA: extremity, end, tip, border, margin, brim, rim, outskirt, arena


PRÁNTAR: prairie, wilderness, waste, vast expanse of arid land, large tract of grass-land


PRÁNSHU: intense ray of light


PRÁPTI: attainment, achievement


PRÁBALYA: strength, dominance


PRÁRTHANÁ: prayer, praise, eulogy, panegyric


PRÁYASHCITTA: expiation, atonement, penance, sacrament, reparation


PRÁVRIT́: rainy


PRÁVRI: heavy rains




PRIYA: dear, beloved




PRIITI / PREMA: love, affection




PRETA: ghost, bodiless mind


PREMA: love, affection


PREYA: desired, liking, cherished, agreeable, pleasant, pleasurable, enjoyable, delightful, satiating, affable


PRERAŃÁ: inspiration


PREŚAŃÁ: send, dispatch, transmit, remit, restless, order, charge, goad, impetus, drive


PREŚITA: sent, goaded


PREKŚAŃÁ: act of seeing, looking, watching, hearing, viewing, observation




PRAETII: contentment, satisfaction, intense, pertaining to love




PROTAH: collective association




PLUSHI: white ant