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nila, m. 3. 450, sapphire, L. nivṛt, f. 5. 140, realm, L. nairayika, m. 3. 582, hell-inhabitant, L. naudaṇḍa, m. 3. 52, oar, L.
pañcaparameṣṭhin, m. 1. 459, one of the five supreme ones.
See n. 71.
pați, f. 3. 362, garment.
paṭuy, nom. 6. 263, make strong (?). patṭadvipa, m. 4. 257, state-elephant.
pattana, n. 4. 723, a place with approach by either land or water. KSK 1. 88, p. 73b.
pattrālambana, n. 2. 915, challenge, notice of debate, Prabhavakacaritra, 1. 62, 159.
pattrāli, f. 5. 394, a decoration consisting in lines or streaks drawn on the face and body with musk and other fragrant substances, L.
padika, m. 4. 594; 5. 158, footman. padmarāga, m. 2. 778, ruby, L. padya, f. 4. 266, pathway, L. paramādhārmika, m. 1. 316, a kind of deva that torments souls in hell. Sam. 15, pp. 29-30.
parābhava, m. 3. 215, humiliation, contempt, L. parikhād, 2. 855, to devour.
parigumphita, adj. 2. 217, strung as a garland. pariņāma, m. I. 558, thought-activity.
parişaha, m. 1. 277, trial (Jain).
paryāptam, ind. 3. 649; 5, 221, enough of.
paryaya, m. 1. 887, mendicancy, Āva. 233, p. 202b.
palya, m. or n. I. 229-palyopama, an inestimably long period of time.
paścānupūrvi, f. 2. 136, reverse order.
pāñcali, f. 2. 361, doll, puppet, L.
pāṇavika, m. 6. 710, drummer, Sch. to Pāṇ.
pāṇimula, n. 2. 820, wrist, L.
pādapopagamana, n. 1. 911, a fast ending in death. pāradārikya, n. 1. 580, adultery.
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