1. päthä-
a kind of ereeper”, hı pärh
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a kind of ereeper”, hı pärh
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1. päthä-
a kind of ereeper”, hı pärh
2. paṭh
paṭh cl. 1. P. ( Dhātup. ix, 45 ) paṭhati (te, MBh. &c.; pf. papāṭha, ib. ; aor. apāṭhīt or apaṭhīt Gr. ; fut. paṭhiṣyati, paṭhitā, ib. ; ind.p. paṭhitvā, Kāv. ), to read or repeat aloud, to recite, rehearse, TĀr. ; MBh. &c.; to repeat or pronounce the name of a god, to invoke ( acc. , also
3. ةَته
path ( cf. √ panth) cl. 1. P. pathati, to go, move; to fly, Suparṇ. ; Dhātup. xx, 17 : Caus. pāthayati, to throw, send ( xxxii, 20 , v.l. for pṛth and prath).
4. ةَتهِ
1. pathi for pathin in comp.
5. ةَتهِ
2. pathi loc. of pathin in comp.
6. pāthi
pāthi m. the sun, L.
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