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paNava ... pAramparyeNa
- 0 paNav/a
- cymbal

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- 2 pANDav/a
- pn (the five sons of pANDu, namely yudhiSThira, bhImasena, arjuna, nakula, sahadeva;
see WP Pandava)


















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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- 4 pANDavApi
- the pANDavas too (ArSam sandhi for pANDavAs + api)

- 5 pANDavey/a
- pn (of the pANDavas, esp. of yudhiSThira)


















































- 6 pANDav/I
- belonging to the pANDavas







- 7 paNDit/aA
- wise, smart, knowledgeable;
intellectual, scholar, learned person






















- 8 pANDity/a
- erudition, being educated


- 9 pAND/u
- pn (son of vicitravIrya, husband of kuntI and mAdrI, father of the five pANDava brothers);
pale, white




















































































































































































































































































































































- 10 pANDur/a
- pale, white (same as pANDu)













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- 13 pANDy/a
- pl pn (of a people and country in the Dekhan;
of their king)



- pANDy/a
- pn



- 14 pAN/i
- hand























































































































- 16 pANigrAh/a
- the one that took the hand (of a woman in marriage)
- 17 pAN/in
- (latter) that has in the hand














































- 18 pANinIy/a
- pn (of pANini's grammar)

- 19 paNit/aA
- someone that has bet;
something that has been bet, a stake;
n a bet, wager

- 20 paNitvA
- bet and
- 21 pAnIy/a
- drinkable;
water;
any drink




- 22 pannag/aI
- snake, nAga























- 23 panth/an
- road, way (used only before strong, see itotsarva)














- 24 panthAs
- road, way (pathin- + su, see pathimathyR)










- 25 paNy/a
- that is for sale, a commodity


- 26 pAp/aA
- evil guy;
evil;
anything evil, crime, sin
































































































































































































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- 29 papAta
- he fell


















































- 30 pApe
- you wench!

- 31 pApik/A
- evil
- 32 pApiSTh/aA
- most evil, worst (pApa + iSThan, with TeHx)
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- 34 pApIyas/I
- worse

- 35 pApI/yasu
- more evil, very evil (has Iyasun)
- 36 pApm/an3
- evil;
evil guy






- 37 papraccha
- he asked


























- 38 papracchus
- they asked




- 39 paprathe
- he spread (liT)
- 40 papus
- they drank




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- 42 pAr/a
- the other shore



















- 43 parA
- away















- 44 par/aA
- highest, higher, very high;
afterwards;
the other one, another one;
enemy;
someone else


























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































- 45 parAbhAv/a
- defeat (maybe mc for parAbhava)



- 46 parAbhav/a
- defeat, ruin



















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- 52 parAcIn/aA
- go away from (fifth) (parA + aJcati)
- 53 pArad/a
- pn (of a people)

- 54 paradAr/a
- m someone else's wife (may be plural with singular meaning); adultery

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- 56 parAg
- down (para + ac''', with no sup)

- 57 pArag/a
- that has completely mastered, fully conversant with (lit. gone to the opposite shore)












- 58 parAGmukh/a
- down-faced, frustrated, depressed, vanquished; turned away from




















- 59 parAGmukhIkRtya
- demoralized and
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- 62 parAjay/a
- defeat





















- 63 parAjetum
- to lose a war, to be defeated
- 64 parAjit/aA
- defeated
















- 65 parAjitya
- defeated and






- 66 parAkIrya
- lost and
- 67 parAkram/a
- might, courage






































































































- 68 parAkram/ati
- he shows might, courage




- 69 parAkram/iN
- showing courage or strength, exerting power












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- 71 parAkrAnt/a
- mighty




















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- 73 pAram/aA
- highest (same as parama)
- 74 param/aA
- highest, high, extreme

























































































































































































































































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- 76 paramak/a
- highest









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- 78 parAmarz/a
- m seizing, pulling (keza, by the hair)

- 79 parameSTh/in
- standing at the top, supreme, superior;
pn (of any supreme being, of agni, of brahma m)











- 80 pArameSThy/aA
- pn (related to parameSThin)

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- 86 parampar/A
- f an uninterrupted row or series, order, succession, continuation, mediation, tradition (esp. teacher-to-disciple transmission)

- 87 pAramparyeNa
- successively, one after another
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